Zeagle Bare 3mm Evoke Full Wetsuit - WET309 10PLS-AQU Designed by BARE's all female design team, Evoke embodies the latest design thinking. Technically, it uses innovative Celliant Infrared Technology to increase circulation, body warmth and performance, making it the warmest women's wetsuit on the market. Esthetically, the design reflects current yoga and draft-wear styles that accentuate and enhance the female form. This is the Bare 3mm Evoke Full Wetsuit with Celliant Technology for Scuba Diving Features Velcro adjustable 360° neck seal with booklet-style cover to prevent the Velcro from snagging and pilling the suit Contoured 4mm Glideskin collar Extra long 21 G-lock 2 back zipper for easy entry with offset tooth design guards against water entry keeping you warmer Full length puller with silicone print for easy grip; grip tab at base of the zipper Seamless underarms for superior comfort and mobility Skin-to-skin double internal sealing zipper flap guards against water entry. Includes spine pad for extra comfort Anatomically correct pattern for three dimensional fit throughout Armor Flex 2.0 highly flexible durable, abrasion-resistant 3D kneepads Material: FULL-STRETCH neoprene combined with CELLIANT INFRARED fabric for our highest degree of warmth, stretch and comfort What our Experts Think Light Thermal Protection: Zeagle Evoke 3mm wetsuit is ideal for warm to temperate waters. Optimized Fit: Ergonomic full-body design ensures comfort and freedom of movement. Flexible & Comfortable: Stretch neoprene allows draft diving without restriction. Durable Construction: High-quality materials resist wear, abrasion, and saltwater exposure. Full Coverage: Protects against minor scrapes, marine elements, and sun exposure. Trusted Brand: Zeagle ensures professional-grade performance for recreational and advanced divers. Q&A Q: What is the Zeagle Bare 3mm Evoke Full Wetsuit – WET309 10PLS‑AQU? A: A high‑performance 3 mm full‑body dive wetsuit designed for warm to temperate waters, blending flexible neoprene with advanced Celliant/infrared thermal technology for improved warmth, mobility, and comfort on the dive. Q: Who should use this wetsuit? A: Scuba divers and water sport enthusiasts who want lightweight warmth and comfort in tropical to mild water conditions (typically ~70–85 °F / ~21–29 °C). Q: What advanced thermal features does it include? A: The suit uses Celliant infrared fabric combined with full‑stretch neoprene to reflect body heat back to the skin, boosting warmth, circulation, and overall comfort. Q: What fit and comfort features are included? A: Adjustable 360° neck seal with Velcro cover to reduce snagging. Extra‑long G‑Lock 2 back zipper with offset teeth to help keep water out and make entry/exit easier. Seamless underarms for enhanced mobility. Anatomically correct 3D patterning for better fit and comfort. Armor Flex 2.0 kneepads for abrasion resistance and durability. Q: How does it handle water entry? A: The suit features skin‑to‑skin internal sealing zipper flaps and a long back zipper to reduce flushing and keep you warmer longer underwater. Maintenance Tips Rinse inside and out with fresh, cool water right after use to remove salt, sand, chlorine and body oils — these accelerate neoprene degradation if left behind. Avoid hot water, as it can weaken neoprene and reduce flexibility. Occasional Deep Clean Every few uses, soak in cool water with a wetsuit‑safe shampoo or mild neoprene cleaner to neutralize odors and remove oils/salt deposits. Gently agitate, then rinse thoroughly. Drying & Storage Hang the suit on a wide hanger in a shaded, well‑ventilated area until dry; start inside‑out then flip to finish drying. Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources, which can damage neoprene and seams. Store fully dry in a cool, dry place on a hanger or loosely folded—don’t crab in small spaces that can cause creases. Handling & Wear Be gentle when donning/doffing; avoid pulling aggressively or using sharp nails/jewelry that could tear the neoprene. Rinse zippers/Velcro to avoid grit buildup that can wear fabric. Repair & Longevity Inspect seams and material regularly; repair small tears with neoprene cement or a repair kit to prevent bigger damage.
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