Kokatat Gore-Tex Front Entry Drysuit

Kokatat Gore-Tex Front Entry Drysuit - Unisex

Whether paddling late-season in the Canadian border lakes or winter touring on Washington's Puget Sound, you're going to need the best in protection from the elements. For cold, windy, and wet conditions, nothing beats the dry, warm breathability of a Gore-Tex dry suit. Kokatat's GTX Front Entry is totally waterproof, extremely breathable, and durable to boot. Cordura-reinforced seat and knees protect these wear-prone areas, while any water that may have seeped in while donning the suit is quickly evacuated by its self-draining properties. Every single Kokatat Gore-Tex Drysuit is water tested before it leaves the plant. Glued latex neck, wrist, and ankle gaskets are protected by neoprene overcuffs or a collar at the neck. **AVAILABLE IN WOMEN SPECIFIC OPTION, OUR ITEM NO. KOK0014.

$649.95

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Kokatat Gore-Tex Front Entry Drysuit - Unisex