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FitzWright Company Ltd., located in Langley on the outskirts of Vancouver B.C., is North America´s largest manufacturer of insulating water sports apparel. From a small start as a custom diving suit maker over 25 years ago, the company has grown to become a leading supplier of wetsuits, dry-suits, wading gear and water sports accessories.
Unique design solutions like the ATR system used in various diving dry-suits have been awarded patents. BARE® products have been the choice of world champions and world record setters alike |
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Bare Scuba Gear Reviews
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| Bare Nex-Gen Pro Drysuit. Reviews
Reviewer: Steve F. on 4/28/2008
Excellent suit for the price - I just purchased this suit last month and have been diving in it about 20 times already and it is great. No leaks, and the T-100 polarwear paired with some underarmour keeps me nice and warm even in 40 degree water. The material this suit is made of is strong and I am confident it will last a long time. It fits perfect, the automatic exhaust valve works great and easy to use. The only thing I wish it had was a pocket or two, but I am planning on buying two bare bellows pockets and gluing them on, so its not a big deal. Overall for the price, you cant go wrong with this suit. This was my first drysuit purchase and I am extremely happy with my decision. When diving in cold water, I am never... View Full Review
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| Bare T-100 Polar Ware Reviews
Reviewer: Dominick Attisani on 1/29/2007
Bares T100 make you feel like a Polar Bear - very warm - Very warm and minimally bulky. Perfect for California . Im toasty from 45 - 60 degrees without exception. Also doubles as a nice nightgarmet if you forget your sleeping bag on cold liveaboards :) Only caution would be lobster enthusiasts who would likely be better off using a Neoprene suit instead of shell & undergarm.... View Full Review
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| Bare 5mm Gauntlet Gloves Reviews
Reviewer: Ryan Egan on 11/26/2006
Great for dry or wetsuit! - These are warm, well constructed gloves. While they are thick enough to keep your hands warm in 50 or 60 degree water, they still give you enough dexterity to push buttons on computers, drysuit inflator valves, etc. The gloves are long enough to cover your wrists, and have an elastic and velcro wrist strap to seal them up. I used the gloves in Blue Hole in New Mexico, which was about 60 degrees at the bottom, and my hands were actually a bit too warm! I have been impressed with all of the Bare products, and these gloves are no exception.
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| Bare Trek Boots Reviews
Reviewer: Gerald Benson on 4/25/2007
Das Boot - I replaced my Neoprene boots with these for my shore dives. I have a more difficult time getting my fins on than I used to. It also takes a little bit longer suiting up for my dives. On a hot day, this makes a difference. These are of great quality and comfortable. Im planning on wheening myself from ankle weights and shedding my neoprene boots should help with that.
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| Bare Mesh Backpack Reviews
Reviewer: Mark O. on 7/31/2007
Easy to pack - easy to carry - Fits a complete set of gear. I like how the bag folds into itself. Comfortable to wear on your back. great for a beach dive - can carry all your gear and a tank in one trip.
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| Bare Dry Glove System Reviews
Reviewer: Brent B. on 5/18/2007
Works great -
These are the typical "blue gloves" that most people use when they go dry. They are tough enough to hold up under normal diving, but Ive heard of people holing them on wrecks and such. They make reinforced gloves for those areas.
The glove liners are nice, but the wrist cuffs are longer than needed, so may need to be cut down, or folded over at least.
Good product- dont forget the quick clamps if you are adding dry gloves on to a drysuit that does not have the rings already.
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| Bare 3mm Thermalskin Vest Reviews
Reviewer: Joseph Vaccaro on 10/19/2008
3mm Thermalskin Vest Mens Medium-Large - I use this to swim in an indoor pool during the winter months. 80 degree water temp is colder than youd think.
This shirt is amazing. Keeps me warm and allows me to swim without noticing or feeling the shirt.
I also have a difficult time floating, but I notice that when the shirt is on, I am more boyant.
I highly recommend this shirt, scuba.com and Bare.
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| Bare 5/4mm Velocity Progressive Superstretch Jumpsuit Reviews
Reviewer: Gordon T. on 11/13/2008
I hate Wetsuits - But I love this one. Bare makes great stuff, and i always try to buy Bare if they make something i need. It fits me great, true to the sizing chart. Keeps me warm in the springs, yet not too hot when i hit the ocean. Good buy, just as good as the henderson without the higher price.
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| Bare Quick Clamps Reviews
Reviewer: Brent B. on 5/18/2007
Clamps for dry gloves -
These are the clamping rings for the typical "blue gloves" that most people use when they go dry. The inner rings slip down your sleeve, and rest inside your cuff. The outer black ring slides on and clamps the wrist seal between them. Make sure to use the right inner ring size, or they wont stay clamped together.
Good, solid product- I expect them to outlast the drysuit by far.
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| Bare Velocity Hooded Vest Reviews
Reviewer: Steve H. on 7/10/2008
Bare Velocity Hooded Vest - This was the prefect addition to my 7mm wet suit. I was using a 5mm hooded vest that comes down to your waist and it just wasnt cutting it. Now with 14mm from shoulders to thighs Im toasty warm in 48 degree water. The only thing that I will still use my 5mm H/V is for Ab diving. Thx...Bare & Scuba.com. It was money well spent...Happy Diving.
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