This suit, in men’s and women’s fits, is a departure from standard freediving suit designs, with its back-entry zip and internal nylon lining rather than open-cell neoprene.
These features are claimed to make the RF1 easier to don and more rugged. A combination of neoprene materials, including Glideskin, are said to ensure that the RF1 conforms to the body shape, minimising flushing and maximising freedom of movement.
This 3/2mm suit costs £350.
6 April 2021
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