SEACSUB Pirana Lycra Spearfishing L
Bestseller
- Product Code:
- 114443093
457 GEL
Properties
Design
- Size
- L
Features
- Color
- Gray
Other features
- Brand
- SEACSUB
Description
SEAC Pirana Lycra Wetsuit, Green Camouflage.
The Seac Pirana is a new SEAC camouflage wetsuit in polyester, with polyurethane (PU) on knees, elbows and lower back, and 7.0 mm chest guard in Supratex nylon 2 neoprene, to keep you protected while youre hiding between rocks.
This camouflage 2-piece wetsuit in polyester, is comprised of a jacket and high-waisted pants with Lycra elastic.
The jacket has a beavertail closure with Velcro and the camouflage pattern is in green, yellow and brown tones for stealth when on the hunt.
This is the perfect suit design for spearfishing.
All suit seams are sewn for strength and durability and the suit is available in multiple sizes.
Features:
Model:
camouflage wetsuit in polyester, jacket and high-waisted pants two piece with lycra elastic.
Camouflage pattern in GreenYellowBrown tones.
Materials:
PU protectors at the knees, elbows and lower back.
7.0 mm chest guard in Supratex.
Beavertail closure with Velcro.
The Seac Pirana is a new SEAC camouflage wetsuit in polyester, with polyurethane (PU) on knees, elbows and lower back, and 7.0 mm chest guard in Supratex nylon 2 neoprene, to keep you protected while youre hiding between rocks.
This camouflage 2-piece wetsuit in polyester, is comprised of a jacket and high-waisted pants with Lycra elastic.
The jacket has a beavertail closure with Velcro and the camouflage pattern is in green, yellow and brown tones for stealth when on the hunt.
This is the perfect suit design for spearfishing.
All suit seams are sewn for strength and durability and the suit is available in multiple sizes.
Features:
Model:
camouflage wetsuit in polyester, jacket and high-waisted pants two piece with lycra elastic.
Camouflage pattern in GreenYellowBrown tones.
Materials:
PU protectors at the knees, elbows and lower back.
7.0 mm chest guard in Supratex.
Beavertail closure with Velcro.
