Unused Scuba Diving Drysuits

Bare Aqua Trek 1 Tech Men's Drysuit Open Box

SKU: BREAQ1BM3XBO

~~$1679.95~~ Save: $335.99 (20%)

^$1343.96

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A black Cordura Nylon Oxford 4-layer men's drysuit offering lightweight, breathable, and durable protection.

Bare Aqua Trek 1 Tech Men's Drysuit

SKU: BREAQ1BMLRBK

^$1679.95

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A black men's drysuit made from Cordura Nylon Oxford 4-Layer fabric, offering durability and flexibility.

Seac Warm Dry Suit, Men's

3 reviews

SKU: SECWDS4XL

^$1399

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A warm and durable men's dry suit with a metal back zipper and large thigh pocket.

Hollis DX 300X Dry Suits with Neoprene Socks

2 reviews

SKU: HLSDX300MD

^$2549.95

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A flexible and durable dry suit with neoprene socks, designed for technical divers with reflective safety strips.

Scubapro Evertech Dry Breathable Men's Drysuit

1 reviews

SKU: SCPEDBMXL

~~$2585~~ Save: $585.03 (23%)

^$1999.97

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A breathable trilaminate drysuit for men with waterproof seams, ring seal system, and cargo pockets.

Scubapro Definition HD Men's Drysuit

1 reviews

SKU: SCPDHDDMXL

^$2899

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A heavy-duty trilaminate drysuit with latex seals, strong seams, and comprehensive accessory kit included.

Cressi Desert 4mm Dry Suit for Men

SKU: CSBDM4DSM

~~$1354.95~~ Save: $504.98 (37%)

^$849.97

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A resilient 4mm neoprene dry suit for men with liquid-sealed seams, spanflex exterior, and back zipper closure.

Seac Warm Dry Suit, Women's

SKU: SECWDSWMD

~~$1399~~ Save: $449.03 (32%)

^$949.97

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A black, Italian-designed 4mm neoprene dry suit with heavy-duty poly PK + Powertex coating and Glide-Skin neck.

Scubapro Everdry 4mm Dry Suit Women's

SKU: SCPEDR4WMD

^$1686

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A 4mm neoprene dry suit designed for women with a BDM metal zipper and blue suspender system.

Hollis 8/7/6mm NeoTek V2 Unisex Hooded Semi-Dry Suit

3 reviews

SKU: HLSSNTLSBK

^$629.95

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A tough and reliable unisex hooded semi-dry suit with compression resistant neoprene and tech-friendly pockets.

Hollis DX 300X Dry Suits with Neoprene Socks Open Box

SKU: HLSDX300MDOB

~~$2399.95~~ Save: $479.99 (20%)

^$1919.96

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A black expedition-grade dry suit with Cordura Ripstop, silk weave polyester liner, and neoprene socks.

Bare 8/7mm Velocity Ultra 2.0 Men's Hooded Semi-Dry Suit

SKU: BRE87V2M2XL

^$679.95

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An advanced black neoprene semi-dry suit with Omnired Infrared Technology, attached hood, and heavy-duty front zipper.

Scubapro Everdry 4mm Dry Suit Women's Open Box

SKU: SCPEDR4WSMOB

~~$1686~~ Save: $686.03 (41%)

^$999.97

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A black 4mm high-density neoprene drysuit with plush orange lining, abrasion-resistant panels, and integrated boots.

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Unused Scuba Diving Drysuits

For divers who demand the ultimate in thermal protection and comfort, unused scuba diving drysuits represent an investment in both safety and adventure. Whether you’re gearing up for your first foray into cold water diving or preparing for a season of exploring deeper, chillier sites, a drysuit opens up a world of possibilities. Unlike wetsuits, which allow a thin layer of water to seep in and rely on your body heat to keep you warm, drysuits are designed to keep you completely dry by sealing out water entirely. This makes them the gear of choice for diving in colder waters, where temperatures can drop sharply—even in the late summer months of August when surface weather is warm, but deep lakes, northern coastlines, or alpine reservoirs remain brisk. The sensation of donning a drysuit before a dive is transformative: you zip in, seal the cuffs, and feel the cool air trapped inside, knowing you’ll stay insulated from the cold below. For those who crave year-round diving, from the kelp forests of California to the shipwrecks of the Great Lakes, an unused drysuit is more than just equipment—it’s a ticket to adventure, no matter the season.

Selecting an unused drysuit is a decision that balances fit, material, and intended use, and it’s one that seasoned divers often recall as a pivotal moment in their underwater journey. The right drysuit lets you extend your bottom time, reduce post-dive fatigue, and enjoy the subtle beauty of colder environments without distraction. When considering a purchase, think about the type of diving you’ll be doing: Are you exploring local quarries, planning ice dives, or joining a liveaboard to remote northern waters? Each environment may call for different features, such as reinforced knees for rugged shore entries, integrated boots for warmth, or adjustable valves for fine-tuned buoyancy control. Sizing is critical—an ill-fitting drysuit can compromise both comfort and safety, so it’s wise to consult sizing charts and, if possible, try on a few models. Many divers recall the first time they slipped into a perfectly fitted drysuit, marveling at how the suit’s flexibility and insulation transformed a previously bone-chilling dive into a comfortable, memorable experience. For those gifting a drysuit to a loved one—perhaps a partner who dreams of exploring new dive sites or a friend completing their drysuit certification—the gesture is both practical and deeply personal, offering the recipient the freedom to dive wherever their curiosity leads.

The appeal of unused drysuits goes beyond their technical features; it’s also about peace of mind. Knowing your suit is brand new, with pristine seals and uncompromised materials, adds an extra layer of confidence as you prepare for each dive. Many divers appreciate the assurance that comes with unused gear, especially when planning trips to remote or challenging locations where equipment reliability is paramount. If you’re still weighing your options or want the flexibility of easy returns, you might also explore our selection of Returnable Diving Dry Suits, which offers added convenience and security. As August gives way to the cooler months ahead, there’s no better time to invest in a drysuit that will carry you through fall and winter adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned technical diver, an instructor, or someone eager to extend your diving season, an unused drysuit is a gateway to new experiences, greater comfort, and unforgettable memories beneath the surface.