Diving & Rescue Dry Suits

Premium Sailing Dry Suits from Fisheries Supply

Fisheries Supply is your top supplier of high-quality sailing drysuits from top brands like Mustang Survival and Gill. Whether you are performing daring water rescues, engaging in extreme offshore racing, or simply replacing your anodes during the winter, we have the best drysuits for sailing you need to stay warm in the ice-cold waters of the Northwest. Shop now for your rescue drysuit, and stay safe.

Why Choose Our Sailing Dry Suits?

Our collection of sailing dry suits is designed to meet the needs of various water activities.

Here's why you should choose Fisheries Supply for your next purchase:

• Top Brands: We offer sailing dry suits from renowned brands like Mustang Survival.
• Versatility: Suitable for water rescues, offshore racing, and maintenance tasks.
• Quality: Our drysuits are built to withstand the harshest conditions, ensuring you stay warm and dry.

Explore Our Range of Dry Suits

At Fisheries Supply, we understand the importance of having the right gear for your water activities.

Our range includes:

• Mustang Suits: Ideal for both professional and recreational dry suit sailing use.
• Sailing Dry Suits: Perfect for extreme offshore racing and other sailing activities.
• Water Rescue Suits: Designed for safety and efficiency during rescue operations.

Key Features of Our Dry Suits

Our dry suits come with a variety of features to ensure maximum comfort and safety:

• Durability: Made from high-quality materials to withstand extreme conditions. Look for knees and elbows reinforcements.
• Comfort: Ergonomic designs with adjustable settings for improved fit, mobility and comfort. Adjustable neck seal also a plus.
• Protection: Waterproof and windproof to keep you warm and dry.

Don't let the cold water stop you from enjoying your favorite activities. Shop now at Fisheries Supply for the best sailing dry suits, Mustang suits, and water rescue suits. Stay warm, stay safe, and make the most of your time on the water.

FAQs

Are drysuits warm, or do I need to wear layers underneath?
Drysuits themselves are not insulated; you should wear thermal layers or undergarments beneath for warmth in cold conditions.

What's the difference between a drysuit and a wetsuit?
A wetsuit traps a thin layer of water for insulation, while a drysuit keeps all water out and relies on underlayers for warmth.

What features should I look for in a drysuit for sailing?
Look for reinforced knees and seat, watertight seals, breathable materials, and ergonomic design for mobility and comfort.