Underwater Kinetics Hangair Wetsuit Hanger Drying System
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Key Features

  • Dries Exposure Suits Quickly
  • Great when Multiple Day Diving
  • Decreases Possibility of Mildew & Odors
  • 15' (4.57m) Extension Cord
  • 100% Recycled Plastic
  • Hold Up to 100 lbs. (45.36 kg)
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Underwater Kinetics Hangair Wetsuit Hanger Drying System

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Lives up to it's promise!

By Richard B.

This product is perfect for quickly drying the inside of a Drysuit. Most suits are damp to wet on the inside after heavy use or after you rinse them out. The fan moves enough air to get the entire inside, including the feet, dry to the bone. Highly recommend it.

 

Good product

By Stan

I drys my wetsuits and ski jackets

Do you dread slipping into a cold, wet, smelly wetsuit or dry suit especially on a frigid early-morning dive? Well, you're not alone. The Hangair Wetsuit/Dry Suit Dryer is designed specifically to eliminate wet-suit dread. Start dry and warm every dive. Hangair is used by recreational divers and dive professionals around the world. The problem of cold, wet, smelly wetsuits is universal, but the solution is Hangair. Hangair uses a high-powered fan pushing 120 cubic feet (3.4 cubic meters) of air per minute through your wetsuit or dry suit. Your suit will be dry in hours, not days - that's the ticket!

Plug the Hangair into regular AC power. It comes standard with a 15' (4.57m) cord, so no extension cord is necessary in most cases. Safe low voltage power is supplied to the hanger fan through the cord from a 100/240 VAC universal wall mounted adapter. The Hangair utilizes a 12V motor. This low-voltage system insures safe operation in wet environments. Because the fan operates off 12 volts, you may also utilize a car adapter when a wall outlet is not available. The Hangair not only dries your suit faster it also slows the development of bad odors, and prolongs the life of your gear.

The hanger is made from 100% recycled plastic with a super strong nylon body and stainless-steel hook that will hold up to 100 lbs. (45.36 kg), so no matter how soaking wet your suit is it can handle the weight. Hanger measures (L x W x H) 21.5" x 7" x 14.2" (56.6cm x 17.8cm x 36cm), weighs 36 oz. (1,021 g), is black in color and is proudly made in the USA.

This product can only be shipped to U.S. addresses.

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This product has a limited lifetime warranty.

http://www.uwkinetics.com/

858-513-9100

Hangair Wetsuit Hanger Drying System Features

  • Dries Exposure Suits Quickly
  • Great when Multiple Day Diving
  • Decreases Possibility of Mildew & Odors
  • High-Power Fan: (Pushes 120 cu. ft (34 cu. m.) per min.
  • Equipped with 15' (4.57m) Extension Cord
  • 12 Volt Powered-Works with Car Adapter
  • Low-Voltage System Insures Safe Operation In-Wet-Environments
  • 100/240 VAC Universal Wall Mounted Adapter
  • 100% Recycled Plastic, Super Strong Nylon Body, Stainless Steel Hook
  • Hold Up to 100 lbs. (45.36 kg)
  • Dimensions: (L x W x H) 21.5" x 7" x 14.2" (56.6cm x 17.8cm x 36cm)
  • Weight: 36 oz. (1,021 g)
  • Color: Black
  • Proudly Made in USA
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Yvonne G  How long do you run the fan in the wetsuit?  I’m concerned about running it too long and burning out the fan.
KURT R  I've ran it overnight with no problems.
GREGORY H  I run it as long as necessary, which sometimes is more than a day. I find that keeping it on after the suit feels dry helps prevent a mildewy smell occurring. I've had mine for several years now and the fan hasn't worn out at all. I highly recommend using this fan if you want to surf several times a week and not have to get into a damp, smelly suit.
SHANE B  I can run mine for well over 24 hours straight. Never burns out. I've had mine for years now. It's great. I even dry out my 7mm oneill suit.
JEFFREY L  I have left my fan running overnight on multiple occasions and had no issue with overheating. I can't speak to letting it run for days, but overnight (~8-9hrs) has been fine
William B  As long as the intake isn’t blocked the fan should not have any issues with”burning out”. Typically I leave it running anywhere from overnight- a couple days. It doesn’t take long to dry a wetsuit suit it’s just convenient.
Carmine P  On average how long does it take for your dry suit to dry? For example when the suit was flooded? Just you typical moisture after a dive (no leak during the dive)?
KURT R  My dry suit is usually ready to go in about an hour or but the room I hang it up in is also warm
Carmine P  And how long does it take to dry your dry suit if it were flooded?
JAMES H  I'll say maybe 12 or so hours. If you put them in your bathroom, like I have done and hang it on the shower head. I just do this overnight and forget about it. My wetsuit is a 7 mil.
FRED B  Overnight should get it. I have never flooded it totally.
GREGORY H  I only use a wetsuit for surfing, so it’s always flooded by the time I finish. It takes about 6 or 7 hours for my suit to dry when I hang it on the dryer, my suit is always dry by the next morning. Be sure to wash it out with fresh water before hanging to prevent mildew.
RANDALL S  Typical post-dive moisture dries in a day in my 60-degree garage. Less in the summer or if it's indoors. If it was flooded, you really need to put towels (I use old washrags) down into the feet and step on them from the outside to squish excess water out of the liner. Then it'll dry in a couple days.
Mike M  does this come with the extra hooks on the under side of the hanger?
ROBERTS T  No it's just a grate covering the fan
RICK S  there are no under side hooks
PAUL B  No. Mine did not
MICHAEL H  No it does not...essentially you put your suit around the hanger, it sucks air from the top vent and pushes it out from below...and out through the sleeves and legs.
MICHAEL E  mine didn't
K R J  I watched a online video on this hanger and the fan sounded pretty loud. Anyone with experience using this is a small hotel room or a liveabord?
Michael U  Sleeeeep with ear plugs and you'll love that dry suit in the morn ;)
ELIZABETH W  yes it is pretty loud and it actually take a whole day to dry. Sorry to said now the hanger is in the pile of no good stuff.
ROBERT M  They do make noise because it has a motor but if you think of it more as "white noise" it's not bad at all.
LANI M  It doesn't seem too loud to us. FYI: If you use it with your wetsuit inside out, the part that touches your skin will be pretty dry the next morning. If you don't use it with your suit inside out, it won't help much. I don't mind the sound.
JAMES F  I've used it in a hotel room and you're correct - it's pretty loud - but I didn't lose any sleep over it. On the larger plus side, it's about the most effective drying method I've used.
JONATHAN M  It's called a wetsuit hanger, but is it good for a drysuit? Will the motor damage the seals by either heat or ozone emission? Is there any other reason you wouldn't want to use this with a drysuit? Thanks.
MATT S  I'm pretty sure it would be fine for a drysuit. The only thing I would caution about is the edges of the plastic...they can sometimes be sharp on the bottom of the hanger and can damage the material if it is a front entry style. This happened to my previous wetsuit that I use to dry with this system.
DAVID N  Nope, no reason. I use mine for drysuits and it works great. I have 2 drysuits: one I can turn inside-out and the other, which has built in heavy duty boots can only be dried over night with this hanger. The inner parts of my suit are usually dry in a couple hours, but to get the pads in the boots completely dry it takes 8 or so hours. There is not heat source in this hanger, only a small fan in the center which blows air down into the suit and thus dries it more quickly. I was reluctant to buy one, but I am glad I did, especially when I spend all day in my drysuit here in Alaska. Makes the foollowing days dives a lot more comfortable and a lot warmer.
DANIEL J  This hanger simply has a fan built into the top that forces air downward through the collar of the suit. I use this for wetsuits and drysuits and it works well for the former, ok for the latter. There is no heating that takes place, it simply moves air - so no heat drying. It works partially for drysuits since air flow is impeded because air does not flow through the legs, but I leave the front zipper open during drying and the arms and top of the suit is properly dried. I also use it is a drysuit storage hanger since it is very wide and distributes the load across the shoulders nicely. No idea about the ozone part of your question.
STEVE L  I've only used it for wetsuits up to 4/3, and it works great. The motor doesn't get hot. All of my wetsuits are seam sealed on the inside and I haven't had any problem with the seals. Dude, it's basically a small fan blowing air down into your wetsuit - ozone emission???
CHANCE G  It just blows ambient air, nothing is heated.
STEVEN N  I bought two of these for drying my wetsuits after diving last year and they work very well for that. The unit produces no sufficient heat so I don't expect it would damage the drysuit seals. Not aware of any ozone emission issues. The enclosed fan is very similar to a computer chassis fan and is about as powerful so I am not sure how well these would work with a drysuit with enclosed boots. When in use with my wetsuit if flows air through the open legs nicely and the unit dries very quickly. The enclosed boots may restrict air flow too much for use with a dry suit, would have to try it and find out. Steven N.
JONATHAN M  Hi Steven, Which way does the fan blow? In or out? Thanks!
STEVEN N  The fan blows in which should work for your drysuit. Don't know how effective it will be at removing water from the boots if there is any but certainly it will be better than nothing. I would recommend supporting the arm cuff seals up and open if you can to keep paths of circulation as open as possible. Steve N.
LUCIE P  Jonathan, this was a gift for my son. I have forwarded your message to him and he will be the one to reply.
LAWRENCE H  Nope! It's great. No damage at all after 2 years of use on my wetsuit. Much better for the suit than hanging it in the sun.
JONATHAN M  Hi Lawrence, Did you mean Drysuit? Or wetsuit? I am purchasing for drysuit use. Thanks!
LAWRENCE H  I use it for my wetsuit, but the comment applies to both.
JACOB P  It's just a fan inside a hanger. The amount of heat and ozone given off is negligible. If the drysuit has the boots built in, it won't work as well, because the air won't be able to circulate very well through the legs and thereby dry them out as well as if the legs had open ankles through which the blowing air could escape.
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