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Extreme Drysuit

By admin | December 1, 2008

Dry gear should spark confidence and inspire performance, not leave you on the beach worrying about waterproof ratings and fabric weights. But if you’re a gear nut, our steadfast 210-denier Triton™ fabric with hefty Cordura reinforcement ensures that the NRS Extreme Drysuit won’t cause you concern.

 

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