What is bare exowear?
Description. BARE Exowear Full Suit provides the maximum thermal protection available in a neutrally buoyant garment and is designed for multi-sport use. Great for Diving, surfing, kayaking, and stand up paddle boarding. ExoWear is a lightweight, layerable and neutrally buoyant exposure-protection garment that provides maximum thermal warmth and protection against the harshest elements.
What is the most warmest jacket?
Down Jackets: A Classic Choice The natural down insulation effectively traps body heat while remaining light. They are especially recommended for extreme cold conditions. While down jackets can be more expensive, they often provide excellent value due to their longevity and warmth. Light wool or fleece is recommended for activity in cold weather but heavier fleece, down, or PrimaLoft jackets are ideal for activity in freezing conditions.
How warm is bare exowear?
Not a wetsuit – Exowear is equal in warmth to about a 2-2. BUT it’s not neoprene, so it’s almost completely neutrally buoyant. Cons of Using Wetsuits While wetsuits offer great insulation, they are bulkier and restrict mobility more compared to spring suits. The thicker neoprene material limits flexibility, making paddling and maneuvering slightly more challenging.A 1-2mm neoprene top and shorts will give a good extra layer of warmth, more so than thermals and will give your core extra protection. Go for zip free options to wear under wetsuits, so you don’t get marks. Zips can get really uncomfortable when pressed close to you under the wetsuit.Unfortunately, a wetsuit that is too thick does have a few downsides. It doesn’t allow you to lose excess heat and can make you feel too hot. Additionally, the thick neoprene fabric on the arms and legs can limit your range of movement, which is not what you want when surfing, swimming, windsurfing or kitesurfing.In colder waters, 6mm to 7mm diving wetsuits are your reliable companions. These thicker suits offer superior insulation, keeping you comfortable and warm even in chilly depths.You want your wetsuit to be tight everywhere, but it is most important that your wetsuit fits snuggly over the lower back and core. Big gaps in the back or over your chest will fill up with water and make you cold.