Wholesale Two Piece Men Hoodie Wetsuits 3mm 5mm 7mm CR Neoprene Free Diving Wet Suit Full Body Diving Spearfishing Wetsuit

Description

Wholesale Two Piece Men Hoodie Wetsuits 3mm 5mm 7mm CR Neoprene Free Diving Wet Suit Full Body Diving Spearfishing Wetsuit

Products name：5MM wetsuit（thickness from 1.5-7mm）
Fabric：SCR neoprene+ double-sided N fabric（SBR/SCR/CR Yamamoto 39/40）+（double-sided supper stretch fabric ）
Technical：GBS stitching（1.5-3mm normally flatlock；3-7mm normally GBS）

/YKK back zipper
Color：black(can make various colors )

Key attributes

Technics：Automated cutting

Material：CR+super stretch fabric/CR+N fabric/SCR+super stretch fabric/SCR+N fabric/SBR +super stretch fabric/SBR+N fabric

Style：Wetsuits

Printing Methods：Silk screen printing

Seamless Fusing：Yes

Gender：Unisex

Feature：Anti-UV, Plus Size, Anti-Bacterial, Breathable

Place of Origin：Guangdong, China

Supply Type：OEM service

Age Group：Adults

Brand Name：Starstone

Model Number：custom

Zipper：chest zip/back zipper

Sleeve length：Long

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can put logo on different positions：

Specification

Company Introduce

14 years of production and operation of diving suits, with a factory area of 3646.5 square meters and a daily production capacity of 2000 pieces,

66 advanced production equipment.

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advantage：

1. Superior Thermal Insulation in Cold Water

• Thickness Customization: CR neoprene is available in varying thicknesses (e.g., 3mm, 5mm, 7mm), allowing divers to choose suits tailored to water temperature. The two-piece design (separate jacket/hood and pants) often includes thicker neoprene on the torso and hood (for core warmth) and slightly thinner material on the legs for mobility.
• Warmth Without Bulk: The hoodie integrated into the jacket traps a thin layer of water against the skin, which warms to body temperature, creating a natural insulator. This is critical for prolonged dives in chilly oceans or deep water where hypothermia is a risk.

2. Flexibility and Freedom of Movement

• Stretchability of CR Neoprene: Chloroprene rubber is inherently stretchy, especially in high-grade “super-stretch” variants. The two-piece design enhances mobility by allowing the jacket and pants to move independently:
  • The jacket (with attached hood) provides a snug, flexible fit for the upper body, ideal for reaching, aiming a speargun, or swimming with a streamlined posture.
  • Pants offer unrestricted leg movement for powerful fin kicks during free diving or maneuvering in tight spaces while spearfishing.
• Reduced Restriction: Unlike one-piece suits, two-piece designs eliminate tension across the torso when bending or twisting, making them preferred by divers who need extreme flexibility (e.g., squeezing through coral reefs or performing deep dives).

3. Durability and Abrasion Resistance

• Robust CR Neoprene Construction: Chloroprene is more resistant to tears, UV damage, and saltwater degradation than basic neoprene. This makes two-piece suits suitable for rugged environments like rocky coasts, kelp forests, or coral reefs where abrasion is common during spearfishing or freediving.
• Reinforced Stress Points: Many models feature glued-and-blind-stitched (GBS) seams or liquid rubber seals to prevent water entry and extend lifespan, even with frequent use and exposure to sharp objects (e.g., fishing gear, marine life).

4. Efficient Buoyancy Control

• Neutral Buoyancy Design: CR neoprene has a slightly higher density than other neoprene types, offering near-neutral buoyancy when wet. This is advantageous for free divers and spearfishermen who need to adjust their buoyancy with weights for precise underwater positioning (e.g., hovering near the seafloor or descending quickly).
• Layered Adjustability: The two-piece design allows divers to remove the jacket or pants to fine-tune buoyancy in changing conditions. For example, shedding the jacket in warmer water reduces overall buoyancy without compromising leg coverage.

5. Enhanced Comfort and Fit

• Modular Sizing: Separating the jacket and pants allows for a more personalized fit. Divers can mix sizes (e.g., a larger jacket for torso length and smaller pants for leg shape) to avoid the “one-size-fits-all” restrictions of one-piece suits.
• Hood Integration: The built-in hood eliminates the need for a separate hooded vest or mask strap, reducing drag and improving hydrodynamics. It also provides extra padding for the head during surface swims or accidental impacts with rocks/gear.
• Ease of Entry/Exit: Two-piece suits are quicker to put on and remove than one-piece suits, which is valuable for divers making rapid gear adjustments between dives or in cold, windy conditions.

6. Specialized Features for Spearfishing/Free Diving

• Streamlined Profile: The snug fit of CR neoprene minimizes water resistance, helping divers achieve faster swim speeds and longer breath-hold durations.
• Storage Options: Many two-piece suits include reinforced pockets on the jacket for holding spearfishing accessories (e.g., dive knives, fishing line, or small catches).
• Anti-Flush Design: Sealed cuffs and ankles (often with adjustable Velcro straps) prevent cold water from rushing in during dives, maintaining warmth and comfort.

7. Versatility Across Conditions

• Seasonal Adaptability: In warmer water, the jacket can be removed, and the pants (often thinner, e.g., 3mm) can be worn alone for partial coverage. In colder water, layering a thermal undersuit beneath the two-piece neoprene adds extra warmth without sacrificing flexibility.
• Multi-Sport Use: Beyond spearfishing and free diving, these suits are suitable for snorkeling, scuba diving (as an underlayer), or even water-based hunting in rugged terrain.

Key Considerations

• Buoyancy Limitations: CR neoprene alone does not provide life-saving buoyancy; divers must use weight belts or flotation devices (e.g., inflatable BCDs) for safety.
• Maintenance: Chloroprene requires careful rinsing after saltwater use to prevent degradation, but its durability makes it a long-lasting investment for serious divers.

Conclusion