Sharkskin Women's Titanium 2 Chillproof Multi-Sport Suit - Chest Zip Full-Body Protection
by Sharkskin
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$699.99
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Original price
$699.99
Original price
$699.99
$699.99
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$699.99
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$699.99
- Advanced Titanium FIR Technology: Embedded with nano-particles that reflect body heat, enhance circulation, and boost recovery—keeping you warmer for longer.
- 4-Way Stretch & Low Buoyancy Fabric: Offers maximum mobility and comfort with less buoyancy than neoprene, reducing the weight needed for diving or snorkeling.
- Chest Zip Design for Flexibility: Enhances range of motion and minimizes water entry while maintaining a flattering, streamlined look.
- Secure Storage Options: Features a zippered upper arm pocket for keys or small items and a large thigh cargo pocket for essential gear.
- Multi-Sport Versatility: Ideal for scuba diving, snorkeling, paddling, and other watersports in varying water temperatures—from warm to cold.
Experience unmatched warmth, flexibility, and protection with the Sharkskin Women's Titanium 2 Chillproof Multi-Sport Suit. Engineered for performance across a wide range of water sports, this full-body one-piece suit combines advanced Titanium Far Infrared (FIR) nano-technology with Sharkskin’s signature Chillproof fabric to deliver the thermal insulation of a 4–5mm wetsuit—without the bulk or buoyancy of neoprene. Ideal as a standalone suit in warmer waters or a thermal layer in colder conditions, it protects against cold, wind, sun, and marine stingers. Designed with a chest zip for improved flexibility and comfort, this suit includes a secure arm zip pocket for small essentials and a large cargo thigh pocket for accessories like torches or phone pouches. Whether diving, snorkeling, or paddleboarding, stay warm, dry, and unrestricted in this innovative thermal suit built specifically for women who thrive in the water.
MPN: SST2CPSUCZ06 (US0)
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is [are] known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
