Prolimit 2020 Nordic Drysuits 'Video Look'

Prolimit's Nordic Drysuits are lightweight, all-in-one waterproof suits designed to keep you drier, warmer and paddling in comfort for longer. Made from the same breathable, waterproof 4 layer microfibre material they look very similar, however the unique features make each drysuit better suited to different types of paddling and paddling conditions.

[MTJ]

Notice neither have a comfort zip, a must have if you’re going to be spending a long time in a drysuit.

[wolfgangleeb]

Drysuits for sup like our products are primarily focusing on performance than just keeping the water out which is a no brainer but not its only function. . No regular drysuits offered on the market use a 2 or 3 layer thin but 4 directional stretching fabric with a highly breathable ( 21 liter in 24 hrs) peformance membrane. You fall in maybe once or twice but you sweat during the whole paddling session.

[PaulGPhotography]

Hi, going to be purchasing my first dry suit. My only concern is that the Pro limit doesn't include built in latex or Fabric boots. The boots and socks you are wearing in the video, can you use a thermal sock layer as well. And for Sup would you recom this Drysuit over others, For example Typhoon Multisport 5 which I've also been looking at. That comes with built in boots as I'm wanting my feet to be warm but like the idea of the Pro Limit being a Sup specific Drysuit. Cheers

[cupidstunt]

Excellent review. Im gutted that this years suits are such dull colours! Anyone know where I might be able to get last years stock? Im after a small or medium

[schtteamsbailey]

Hi, I am after a suit I can wear in pool water for 30 mins each time, up to my armpits. Would this keep me dry? Thanks

[TheWhiteLife]

It’s unclear from this video why anyone wouldn’t choose the first suit with the cross the shoulder zip, given that the purpose of a dry suit is to keep you dry and the second one let in water. Comments?

[Aleks_iz_Gadykino]

Maybe a good suit. But all dry suits, in my opinion, have one main minus - it is price.
Such a model costs approximately GBP 400. A classic neoprene wetsuit will cost less. (And if you are tired of roasting you can do diving)