The Iceland is a 7mm semi-dry suit combining stretch neoprene, a dry zip and cuff seals. These work together to reduce water exchange, making it a useful option for scuba divers looking for more sealing than a conventional zipped wetsuit.
Features and Benefits
- Flexible panels: Stretch in the material helps the suit follow shoulder, hip and knee movement. This supports reaching equipment and swimming when the suit is correctly sized.
- Seam construction: Liquid Fusion sealing. The joins help limit water passage through the panels and support the areas that flex when you move.
- Water control at the openings: Wrist and ankle cuff seals. A close seal reduces the repeated replacement of warmed water with colder water. Check that the seals sit flat and overlap properly with the rest of your exposure gear.
- Practical entry: TIZIP dry zip. Open the entry fully before changing and settle the panels into place before closing it. A backing flap or internal barrier, where fitted, interrupts the direct path of water through the zip.
- Reinforcement: Abrasion-resistant shoulder and knee panels. These panels help resist everyday rubbing at contact points without requiring the whole suit to use the same tougher outer material.
- Accessory storage: Cargo pocket and hood holder. This gives small accessories a dedicated place rather than leaving them loose. Use the attachment points provided and check that stored items do not press through the material.
Technical Specs
| Thickness | 7mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Stretch AquaFlex neoprene |
| Entry | TIZIP dry zip |
| Seams | Liquid Fusion sealing |
| Seals | Wrist and ankle cuff seals |
| Storage | Cargo pocket and hood holder |
| Protection | Abrasion-resistant shoulder and knee panels |
| Supplied | Removable bibbed hood |
| Cut | Men’s |
| Format | Full suit |
Fit and Sizing
Compare your chest, waist, hips and height with the model’s size guide. The suit should sit closely without restricting breathing or shoulder movement. Settle the panels into place and check for excessive gaps or folds before deciding on a size. Match the thickness and coverage to the water conditions, activity and your own comfort. Warmth depends on fit, exposure time and the rest of your exposure gear.
More About This Model
The dive instructor’s favourite semi-dry suit, the Aqualung Iceland Semi-dry wetsuit, gets a fresh new look in 2022. Same technology, new colours. Aqualung’s most advanced semi-dry suit, with a dry zipper, flexibility and eco-conscious materials. The superfit seals significantly reduce water entry at the neck, wrists and ankles. The inner material is soft to the touch, while the outer material is abrasion-resistant, and the 7mm super stretch neoprene provides a new level of warmth.
Abrasion-resistant Supratex shoulder and knee prints
7mm AquaFlex neoprene provides warmth as well as substantial 4-way flexibility.
Liquid Fusion Seam Technology with reinforcing patches on the inside at seam junctions enhances the durability and water-blocking integrity of the seams.
Environment-friendly features: neoprene free of P.A.H. (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons), made from a non-petroleum based material and has reached (European Union standards) approved thread. The neoprene is now produced with recycled black carbon. The outside and inside linings are knitted with dope-dyed yarns (reducing energy and water consumption) and are laminated on the neoprene sheets with water-based glue.
No-slip prints on shoulders and hips provide added protection and help keep the BC shoulder straps in place. The wrist graphics help keep your computer where you want it to be.
The outer nylon material is resistant to abrasions, and the «hook and loop» snags due to the tighter weave to keep your suit looking good!
Gear Care and Washing
After every use, rinse the suit inside and out in cool fresh water to remove salt, chlorine, sand and other residue. Gently hand wash when needed using a wetsuit cleaner suitable for the material, following the cleaner’s dilution instructions and the garment care label. Rinse thoroughly after washing.
Let both sides dry completely in the shade with good airflow. Support the suit on a broad wetsuit hanger, or drape it over a wide support to avoid stretching the shoulders. Store clean and dry in a cool place away from direct sunlight, heaters, hot cars and sharp folds.
Rinse sand and salt from the zip and close hook-and-loop tabs so they cannot snag the fabric. Never force a jammed zip. Use only the zip maker’s specified lubricant and storage position; ordinary wax or silicone is not suitable for every specialist zip.
Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach or use solvents. Follow the supplied care instructions for this suit and its zip before using any cleaning or maintenance product.



















