Cressi Desert Drysuit Men’s – Neoprene

Cressi Desert Drysuit Men's – Neoprene

The Cressi Desert Drysuit Men’s – Neoprene provides a sealed outer layer for scuba diving, with the construction and equipment details listed below. Match the fit to your intended undergarments so you can move comfortably and use the suit’s inflation and exhaust controls.

Features and Details

• Si Tech chest inflation and upper-arm dump valves.
• Neoprene neck and wrist seals.
• Liquid Seal seam treatment.
• Reinforced knees and lower legs.
• Neoprene hip pocket.
• Soft booties with reinforced fabric soles.
• Hood and paraffin zipstick included.

How the Features Help

• A complete exposure system: The suit’s sealed outer construction works with separately chosen undergarments. Check the suit and insulation together so the layers do not restrict movement or interfere with the seals.
• Dedicated storage: Thigh pockets keep accessories close to the body. Use the internal attachment points supplied and arrange items so they remain accessible in your usual diving position.

Technical Specs

Fit and Use

Compare your measurements with the model’s size guide and check the fit wearing the intended base layers, insulation and footwear. Reach overhead, bend and adopt your normal diving position without pulling tightly across the shoulders or crotch. Select the complete insulation system for your conditions, duration and personal needs; use a drysuit with appropriate training and the supplied instructions.

Additional Product Information

The Desert combines 4 mm compressed neoprene with an elastic Ultraspan outer lining. Reinforced areas protect against wear, while the rear-entry zip is covered by an external flap.

Select suitable thermal layers for the water temperature and your dive plan. Check the complete suit, footwear and fin fit before diving.

More About This Model

The areas that may require repairs or replacements: sleeves, collar and booties have traditional seams to facilitate replacement if necessary.

Marine brass BDM© 8 pitch zipper supports reliability without overly sacrificing suit elasticity in the dorsal area. The suit entry is oversized to facilitate donning and the zipper is protected by an external flap to prevent tearing and abrasion.

The knee and tibia areas have elastic anti-wear Tatex® reinforcements . T

Black Diamond© fabric sole . In this way, the stocks and orders are managed, the thermal conductivity of the suit is improved, and regular fin sizing is maintained, and the key hard boot-calf union is avoided, one of the most common areas for breaks and water leaks in dry suits.

Gear Care and Washing

Rinse the suit’s exterior with fresh water after each dive, paying attention to the zip, valve exteriors and areas that collect salt or sand. Clean the seals and wash the suit only using the method and cleaner approved by the suit manufacturer.

If the inside needs cleaning or has become wet, follow the manual for internal rinsing and drying. Dry the inside and outside completely in a shaded, ventilated place, supporting the suit on a suitable wide drysuit hanger.

Keep the dry zip clean and use only the zip maker’s specified lubricant and application points. Follow its required open or closed position for drying and storage, and avoid bending the zip sharply. Maintain latex, silicone or neoprene seals using the instructions for that exact material.

Do not machine wash, iron, tumble dry or use solvents or strong detergents. Store cool and dry away from sunlight, heaters and ozone sources. Inspect seals, seams, zip and valves before diving and follow the manufacturer’s service schedule.