The folk at Fourth Ingredient hang unveiled their most up-to-date freediving wetsuit, the RF2.
Following on from their customary leisure Freediving Suit – the RF1 – Fourth Ingredient has now released a excessive-efficiency two-part, 6/5/4/mm leisure wetsuit that has been developed for freedivers who’re searching to relish most freedom and final warmth, fixed with Fourth Ingredient.
The RF2 sports lined outer panels around the core, hands, and legs for durability, while a Glideskin across the shoulders and the hood maximizes hydrodynamics.
According to Paul Strike, director of Fourth Ingredient:
“We’ve designed this suit with the session of legitimate freedivers, instructors and with the guidelines of freedive suit specialists. The RF2 brings together Fourth Ingredient’s knowledge of thermal security with freediving abilities at the high of the game to create a excessive-efficiency leisure suit.”
The interior section of the suit has a tender cell Metalite coating, which the company says offers extra warmth retention and is extra tough than ragged launch cell.
Freediving Cameraman Daan Verhoeven in actual fact likes this new wetsuit:
“The RF2 is presumably the suitable off-the peg suit I’ve ever tried. As soon as I purchased in the water, I straight forgot the suit. I changed into gorgeous entirely happy and could maybe well circulation without the rest pinching or water coming in.”
The RF2 Hooded Jacket and Leggings are on hand in sizes S – XL. The jacket retails for £229.95/€275/~US$287, while the leggings retail for £149.95/€179/~$187.
For additional data regarding the RF2, plod to fourthelement.com.
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John Liang is the News Editor at DeeperBlue.com. He first purchased the diving trojan horse while in High School in Cairo, Egypt, the establish he earned his PADI Start Water Diver certification in the Crimson Sea off the Sinai Peninsula. Since then, John has dived in a volcanic lake in Guatemala, amongst white-tipped sharks off the Pacific Flee of Costa Rica, and varied locations including a pool in Las Vegas serving to to interrupt the enviornment narrative for a truly grand underwater press conference.
