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What Is A Dive Skin?

Posted by ecostinger on 9th Jan 2017

Dive skin is a cloth specially designed and manufactured to protect the diver from the undercurrents of water as well as water animals. Dive skins are used while diving in water temperatures above 25 C (77 F). They are usually made from the Spandex or Lycra and give little heat protection but also protect the skin from being affected by the jellyfish stings also abrasion, and sunburn. Neoprene is …
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Stinger Suits Dive Skins Full Body Swimsuits

Posted by ecostinger on 7th Dec 2016

Danger Of Sun Burning When you come back from the beach as red as a lobster thinking that your tan is going to look awesome, did you ever think about the danger of sun burning? A sunburn is what happens when your skin is exposed to extreme UV light and it is in the indication that your skin has suffered severe damage. In just 10 minutes of this exposure, your skin has already started to …
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Dive Skins

Posted by ecostinger on 15th Aug 2014

Dive skins (also known as stinger suits, sunsuits, UV suits, or full body cover swimsuits) are the lightest of all suits; they come in different styles including built-in hood, and soft bra support for women just to name a few. These suits are commonly made out of a stretch material which is basically an elastic fabric with a silky finish. It can be used on its own or worn inside a …
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What Is Dive Skin Or Stinger Suit

Posted by ecostinger on 14th Aug 2014

Dive Skins are full body cover swimsuits with longs sleeves and legs used when diving in water temperatures above 25 °C (77 °F). They are normally made from Spandex or Lycra and provide little thermal protection, but do protect the skin from jellyfish stings, abrasion and sunburn. This kind of suit is also known as a Stinger Suit famously called in Australia which protect surfers agains …
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