Why Does the DUI TLS-350 Drysuit Have Such Fans?

Most divers who have used the DUI TLS-350 claim that the fit feels like you are diving without a drysuit. This is largely due to the fact that the DUI TLS-350 drysuit is constructed using lightweight and very malleable trilaminate that is well suited to the the underwater world. TLS-350 DUI drysuits are also able to cope with harsh diving environments.

So what DUI TLS-350 drysuit owners get is a comfortable divesuit that:

• tends to be less restrictive than others;
• can perform well under demanding conditions;
• can be transported easily due to its light weight;
• dries quickly due to its trilaminate build.

Features of the DUI TLS-350 Drysuit

• Extremely lightweight trilaminate fabric (Nylon/Butyl and Rubber/Nylon).
• Diagonal zipper that allows front entry.
• Low profile exhaust dump and low pressure inflator swivel inlet.
• Warm neck collar for using along with warm neck hood.
• TLS-350 telescopic torso, which makes donning and doffing easier.
• Close fitting yet less restrictive than other drysuits.
• Includes a zipper guard that protects the dry zip.
• Incorporates an adustment cord inside the drysuit for a perfect waist fit as well as a strap and braces to hold the TLS-350 drysuit firmly in place.
• Rockboot system.
• Double layer trilaminate fabric protection covering the knees.
• Full DUI manufacturer’s warranty.

Summary DUI TLS-350 Drysuit Review

The DUI TLS350 drysuit is a really comfortable and travel friendly suit. It is robust enough to cope with tougher diving envrironments (such as caves and wrecks), gives enough room for you to wear underclothes in colder locations but remains not excessively warm when used in waters of a more moderate temperature.

DUI TLS350 drysuits are easy to put on and take off through their smart across the shoulder front-entry zipper and telescoping torso design, and they can be used in freshwater or saltwater. They also dry quickly when you are done using them.

What more could you want from a drysuit?

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

The Flexisuit is made with a specially formulated type of neoprene (3mm thick) that is covered with durable Armatex nylon on the outside. This gives the Flexisuit durability, stretch, heat insulation and comfort.

The consequence of these design factors mean that the Poseidon Flexisuit is slim (especially compared to other drysuits) so that air movement is reduced, flexible in a similar way to westsuits but you can still wear at least one layer underneath it.

Flexisuit Technical Specifications

• 3mm HD neoprene
• Outer layer of Armatex nylon and Kevlar
• Separate hood with ventilation
• Frontside zip
• Anatomical prebent arms and legs
• Wrist seals in stretch neoprene
• Neck seal in stretch glideskin
• Sandwich SCS face seal
• Swivelled inlet valve
• Kevlar reinforcement on the back, arms, knees and socks
• Adjustable volume outlet valve
• Soft boots

Is the Poseidon Flexisuit Built to Last?

You bet!

The Flexisuit has Kevlar reinforcements on the back, forearms and knees which make it resistant to the rough treatment that drysuit-necessary conditions invariably dish out. But the Flexisuit has a tender side too: its front zip is easy to open and close and the seals in the wrist and neck areas are fashioned with a nice almost soft and springy neoprene.

Poseidon’s Flexisuit is also not bogged down by the standard rubberised boots found on other drysuits. No sir! Instead, the Flexisuit has reinforced Kevlar socks which provide a relatively thin but fairly robust sole. This makes the Flexisuit a much more mobile drysuit and it’s easier to swim in too as you can wear most fins with it.

Flexisuit Sizes and Accessories

Flexisuits come in sizes from XS to XXXL but they can be configured and manipulated to fit all sorts of shapes and sizes through bespoke orders. Accessories such as Poseidon rock boots, hoods and gloves can all be added to your Flexisuit to complete your look!

Information About Poseidon

Poseidon has been designing and making dive gear for the commercial and recreational diving markets since the 1950s. Founded by diving enthusiast Ingvar Elfström in 1958, Poseidon was the first company to develop a single hose regulator. The Poseidon Flexisuit is another innovative string to its bow.

Look out for the Poseidon Flexisuit in colder environments… it’s a real winner.

Rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars