Fourth Element Wetsuit Proteus II 3mm Wetsuit Men and Women

ADVANCED WETSUIT TECHNOLOGY The Warmest dive wetsuit on the market

The Proteus II is the highest performing dive wetsuit on the market. Available in 3mm and 5mm, the Proteus II is often the benchmark to which other dive wetsuits are compared in terms of warmth. Our wetsuits are made using a greener and more eco-friendly limestone neoprene with Eco Carbon Black which uses scrap rubber tyres cutting C02 emissions by 200g per wetsuit. We also use water-base Aqua-X glues in lamination and construction of our neoprene suits meaning we’ve eliminated the use of harmful substances.
By combining the now famous Hydrolock inner neck seal and Glideskin wrist seals, water ingress is minimised. Seams are double glued, blind stitched and taped to provide outstanding thermal protection throughout the dive. Additional Hexcore linings on the body core provide enhanced thermal performance where it is most needed for prolonged water exposure.

Description

The 3mm suit is probably the only 3mm in the world to feature such advanced features, allowing it to perform more like other 5mm suits with greater flexibility, and less buoyancy. We recommend water temperatures of 23C (73F) and warmer, but we know of many divers who take it into much cooler waters. To get more out of any wetsuit in colder waters, combine it with a Thermocline vest and shorts underneath and use a hood (3mm or 5mm).

Key Features

• A more eco-friendly neoprene
• Waterbased glues
• Improved fit and thermal performance
• Hexcore thermal lining on torso
• Thermoflex thermal lining throughout rest of suit
• Taped, waterproof seams
• Hydrolock neck seal system
• Internal PU ankle seals
• Glideskin wrist seals
• Ultra stretch knee pads

Fabric and Care

• 90% Neoprene / 10% Nylon

• View our Wetsuit Care Guide

Size

Slightly closer fit than our usual suits, especially around seals to reduce water flushing and achieve a semi-dry quality.

Please refer to our size charts to ensure the best fit for you.

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