When it comes to underwater adventures, having the right equipment can make all the difference. One of the most important pieces of gear for Quebec divers is the drysuit. Our most popular model by far is the BARE TRILAM. It stands out as a top choice for those seeking comfort, durability, and performance without breaking the bank. We would like to give you an overview of why we believe it’s a suitable choice for many recreational divers.

Balanced material

The BARE Trilam drysuit is designed with the diver’s comfort in mind. Its unique trilaminate material is durable and high-quality while still being lightweight enough to ensure freedom of movement. Its flexibility far exceeds that of a neoprene suit. Compared to the more expensive Expedition HD suit, it may be less rugged, but undoubtedly durable enough for most recreational uses and significantly more flexible.

Great fitting options

The BARE size chart offers numerous size options, including shorter, longer, or wider options for many intermediate sizes. This significantly increases the chances of finding a ready-to-wear option and avoids the need to spend extra money on a custom suit. BARE’s superior cut also allows for great freedom of movement while maintaining a perfect seal. Its innovative design reduces bulk, making movement easier and allowing you to stay comfortable throughout your dive.

Front and Back – ZIP option

The Trilam is available in TECH and PRO versions. The TECH version features a front zipper, allowing you to dress without needing assistance. The PRO version offers a wider range of sizes and puts less strain on its back zipper.

Extensively customizable

BARE offers a range of customizable options, including different boot styles, pre-installed pockets, or cuff rings that allow you to replace a broken seal at the dive site within minutes. The neck and wrist seals are always designed to fit your individual size. You can choose between latex and neoprene seals, neoprene socks, or boots at no extra cost. Any suit size can be shortened by an inch or two without the additional costs of a custom suit. This level of customization allows divers to tailor the suit to their specific needs and preferences.

Flexible thermal protection

In a trilaminate suit, the choice of undergarments, hood, and gloves determines the level of thermal protection. In temperatures close to zero, you can opt for two layers of undergarments, a thick hood with thermal lining, and waterproof gloves. However, if you’re diving in temperatures slightly too cold for a wetsuit, a single layer of lighter undergarments with a standard hood and neoprene gloves will suffice in your trilaminate suit. With a neoprene suit, you don’t have these options; you’ll be well-insulated and very buoyant regardless of the surrounding temperature, and at times, you may simply feel too warm.

Easy entry

Taking care of your diving equipment is essential for its longevity and your safety. The BARE Trilam drysuit is designed with this in mind. You can easily turn it inside out to wash and dry it. Fold it in half at the hips over a bar, leave the zipper open, and take care of the seals with the appropriate maintenance product.

In conclusion, the BARE Trilam drysuit offers comfort, durability, and customization options that make it a top choice for divers of all levels. Many of our instructors dive with the TRILAM, and we have a long history of positive experiences with this suit.

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