Key features

• •Thickness: The wetsuit has a 7mm thickness, providing significant thermal insulation for cold water environments (typically for water temperatures of 40°F and up).
• •Two-Piece Design: This wetsuit is often sold as a "John and Jacket" combination. The John (a sleeveless suit) and the jacket can be worn together, providing a double layer of 14mm neoprene over the torso and upper legs for maximum warmth.
• •Durable Construction: It is made from premium nylon-2 neoprene rubber with glued and sewn seams, and is often spot-taped at stress points for enhanced durability and longevity.
• •Comfort and Fit: The suit features an anatomical cut pattern for a comfortable fit. The edges are trimmed with Lycra to make donning and doffing easier and to add strength. The jacket often has a heavy-duty #10 YKK zipper for easy entry.
• •Protective Features: The wetsuit is equipped with diamond-plate knee pads, which are thermally bonded to withstand abrasion and rough use. Wrist and ankle seals are also included to minimize water exchange and help retain warmth.
• •Versatility: While specifically named for a "waterman," the wetsuit is suitable for a variety of water activities, including diving, commercial fishing, kayaking, and other sports where cold-water protection is essential.