Enth Degree F3 HOOD

The Enth Degree F3 HOOD continues your exposure protection around the head and neck. Choose the model for its listed thickness, face opening and neck style, then check how it meets your mask and suit collar.

Features and Details

• Designed to help reduce heat loss from the covered head and neck
• Super Comfortable 4-way Stretch
• Can be used stand-alone or layered under an existing Neoprene hood
• Fernotherm3 tri-laminate construction with lycra binding finish
• Water Repellent treatment for fast water run-off during surface water sports
• Neoprene face seal and flatlock seam construction
• UV 50+ sun protection

How the Features Help

• Neck overlap: The bib extends beneath a compatible suit collar, continuing the coverage around the neck and reducing a gap between separate garments.

Technical Specs

Fit and Use

Choose a close fit that allows comfortable head movement. Check the face opening with your mask skirt and, where applicable, the neck or bib with your suit collar. For a hooded vest, check the extra layer inside the wetsuit so the combined fit does not restrict breathing or shoulder movement.

Additional Product Information

With the Enth Degree F3 HOOD can see the seal around the face is neoprene, for the nice firm seal to help reduce water ingress. The rest of the hood is trilaminate that is easy to put on and take off.

The Fernotherm3 hood provides a flexible thermal layer for diving and helps reduce wind chill at the surface. Its neoprene face seal helps limit water entry. Warmth depends on fit, conditions and the other layers worn.

You’ll also note the bib on the hood is quite low. It sits under the wetsuit, designed to tuck in and seal within the neck to help reduce flushing at the neck when scuba diving. You can wear it to keep warm in colder temps because of the membrane in the trilaminate, cutting wind chill.

One of the biggest features is the membrane because it blocks out the wind even when you’re wet, Some customers use it for fishing on the jetties because of the anti-wind chill factor.

What we offer is an affordable layering garment that helps reduce wind chill and adds lightweight thermal insulation and it is very comfortable to wear.

More About This Model

You’ll also note the beard on the hood is quite low. It sits under the wetsuit, designed to tuck in and seal within the neck so that it helps reduce water ingress when scuba diving. You can wear it to keep warm in colder temps because of the membrane in the trilaminate, cutting wind chill.

Gear Care and Washing

Rinse inside and out in cool fresh water after every use to remove salt, chlorine, sand and residue. Gently hand wash when needed with a material-compatible wetsuit cleaner at its specified dilution, following the garment label, then rinse thoroughly.

Keep any vent openings clear and settle face and neck seals gently when dressing. Dry the lining and inside of the hood fully before storage.

Allow both sides to dry completely in the shade with good airflow. Store clean and dry away from direct sunlight, heaters and hot cars. Avoid crushing the neoprene or leaving it folded sharply for long periods.

Protect smooth seals and coatings from fingernails, jewellery and scrubbing. Rinse any zip or fastener free of grit, and use only the maker’s approved lubricant where required. Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach or use solvents.