Dry Suits

Dry suits are the optimal solution for cold or rainy days and seasons.

The dry suit consists of several layers, which are waterproof and breathable and transport moisture thanks to special material and pleasantly light microfiber fabric, to the outside. The seams are taped inside and outside high quality.
At the arms and legs are depending on the manufacturer partly Velcro closures, whereby the suit can adapt exactly to your body and no water penetrates. Neoprene or latex cuffs form the end of the arms and legs.
So you can enjoy long windsurfing, kitesurfing or wingsurfing sessions even in autumn or winter without getting cold.
When sizing for your drysuit, make sure it fits loosely enough so you can still put on warm clothes or another neoprene layer underneath in the winter.

Neoprene vs Drysuits

Neoprene gear is less expensive and resistant to damage. However, disadvantages are optimal freedom of movement and breathability. Dry suits are available from many manufacturers. We like to recommend the two brands Prolimit (great price/performance ratio) and Drydor (one of the best suits on the market).