Rating: Everdry 4 Drysuit
Reviewer: Robert M.,
I gave it 3 stars simply because I didnt get a chance to dive this suit and N/A wasnt an option. I ordered it according to the size information provided by Scubapro, however, it was too small. It fit closer to a wet suit, the legs, arms and chest were snug, too snug for any undergarment other than a thin shirt. The feet were too short as well.
I am 58.5" and 150 lbs, I normally wear a 38 - 40S suit coat, 32" waist and 31" length pant, 9 - 10 shoe.
I ordered a MR size suit. From the Scubapro chart I might need a LR size.
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Rating: Excellent Suit, Excellent Seller
Reviewer: Isaac Gesser, - View all my reviews
SCUBA.com has always been a reliable source for competitively priced SCUBA gear. I get most of my gear from them and found they always had excellent deals. The equipment they sell is of the highest quality. On the rare occasion when I needed their no questions asked return policy SCUBA.com took the products back without question for full refund.
The Everdry 4 is a very comfortable and durable suit that will keep you dry for years to come. Unlike the more expensive trilaminate suits, this suit will not cut into you when it pinches. At depth this suit distributes the pressure uniformly so that the diver feels nothing but comfort throughout the dive. It is also not cumbersome or baggy - this suit feels like a wetsuit and keeps you warm and dry like any excellent drysuit should. An excellent purchase for both expert and novice.
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Questions and Answers for ScubaPro Everdry 4 Drysuit:
quentin:
I bought this suit in a medium but the hood is to big. Do you have a small hood and how much?
Bob (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
The Scuba Pro hood is prepackaged from the manufacturer and at this time we aren't carrying them separately. We do have a large variety of drysuit hoods available starting at around $39.95 and going from there. You can see them in our Hoods category. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-28/Hood-Dive-Hood.html
Jonathan:
Im looking at this suit for a public safty team. How well can this be deconned.
What is the temperature range that this dry suit will keep you warm? I know different suits can keep you warmer than others in colder water.
Clarke (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Hello Alex, Thank you for your inquiry! The ScubaPro Everdry 4 Scuba Drysuit is good to about 45 degrees F. http://www.scuba.com/scuba-gear-19/166380/ScubaPro-Everdry-4-Scuba-Drysuit.html If you would like to place an order or have questions about our products, please contact one of our certified Dive Instructors at SCUBA.com by calling 800-247-2822 <> 949-221-9300or e-mail us at: info@scuba.com
Andres:
The everdry scubapro dry suit is it serviceable and reparable in case of wear or damage?
Darrick (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Hello Andres, if you ever need to get anything repaired or replaced on this drysuit you would need to send it directly back to the manufacture and they will be able to do the work for you. If you have any other questions or would like to place an order please feel free to give us a call at 1.800.347.2822.
Ted:
What size is the neck on the mens small, medium and medium regular?
Thanks
Darrick (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Hello Ted, you would have to call the manufacture to get the specific spec. on this drysuit. Here is the number to ScubaPro 1.800.461.2822.
Linda:
The water temps on my dives can go down to 40 F. Can I wear insulating layers with this suit?if so , do I need to go a size larger? Thanks, Linda
What is the best gloves for this suit. Will the blue gloves with quick connect work with this suit.
Darrick (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Hello Kyle, depends on the water temp. but any gloves will work with this suit. Also the Bare dry glove system would work with this suit.
John:
What is the amount of weight required with a dry suit vs a semidry or a cold water wetsuit?
Bill (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com)
:
Typically you will use 4 to 6lbs more with a drysuit when you first start diving a drysuit.
Soft & comfortable like a wetsuit, but keeps you warm & watertight like a dry suit. Everdry4 was created for demanding and recreational divers wanting easy-to-wear advanced dry suit protection. In professional black with modern, metallic silver graphics and logos, this suit says SCUBAPRO quality and spirit throughout. 4mm high-density neoprene maintains optimal thermal insulation but weighs 50% less and is significantly softer than a traditional dry suit. Ensures better protection and buoyancy stability at depth than a traditional wetsuit. Featuring Si-Tech balanced side-activated inlet and adjustable outlet valves, facilitating better buoyancy operation and increased comfort. Soft flexible neoprene socks, fitting a broad range of feet and body combinations. The suit can be worn with HD Drysuit Boots or neoprene boots.
Durable dry back zipper with neoprene protection flap keeps water out. Convenient and roomy pocket with zippered closure keeps essentials close at hand. Available in both men's and women's sizes. And our lady's version is a specifically cut and shaped pattern for perfect fit on the female form. Reversed construction rolling neoprene neck seals guarantee watertightness without the hair-pulling or potential allergy risks of traditional latex. Two exterior velcro closures offer complete adjustment and comfort. Easy-to-repair neoprene wrist seals for no-leak insulation and comfort. Elastic, adjustable & removable suspender system for a better fit. 5/6.5mm anatomically shaped hood with prolonged neck & soft skin-like neoprene face & neck seals, plus air release valve system, keeps you warm. Overall quality finishing and details: every millimeter is well thought out and perfected for a premium diving experience.
Technical Information Suggested temperature range with Climatec undersuit: 10-18 °C / 50-65 °F with Polar Shell undersuit: 0-12 °C / 32-54 °F with no undersuit: 16-24 °C / 60-75 °F NOTE: The suggested temperature range is just a generic indication and is affected by many factors, including the diver's physical condition and personal temperature sensitivity. Isolation is also affected by the amount of air inside the suit. Please adjust the temperature range according to your personal sensitivity to cold.
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Everdry 4 Drysuit 
Excellent Suit, Excellent Seller 
