Glacier MK3 Undergarment - Dive Right In Scuba

Glacier MK3 Undergarment
[Model: 24-6060]

MSRP:	$450.00
Our Price:	$382.50
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Inspired by the Canadian Military who regularly dive in Arctic waters, it has a new tri-layered system:

Outer Nylon (with stretch panels)
Primaloft®
Inner Fleece

FEATURES
Breathable, moisture-wicking, high loft, insulating polypropylene Polar Fleece inner lining
StormProof 70 denier micro-ripstop water-resistant Taslon outer nylon facing
Primaloft® sandwiched between fleece lining and nylon facing - Primaloft® is as warm as down, compressible, breathable and offers superior water repellency
1mm neoprene 2-way stretch expansion panels at waist and above knees across shoulders and down sides for optimal mobility
2-way zippered rear convenience panel
2-way torso/convenience zipper
2 zippered vertical chest pockets
2 large fleece-lined hand warming pockets
Lycra stirrups keep garment in place
non-magnetic construction throughout
non-corroding YKK zippers throughout
tuck-in thumb loops for easy donning

Complement this with the MK2 Undergarments, or layer with the MK1 undergarments for colder conditions.

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Jim P. on 02/14/2011
The MK3 inners are warm. REALLY warm. I'm known as a cold weenie, switching to my drysuit as soon as the water drops below 75.

That being said, I've had the Mk3 in water temps in the 40s and was still warm!

It's pretty bulky, but that is to be expected of a cold water inner. It does hinder flexibility in the elbows and knees a bit, but I can still reach my valves and squat down.

For cold water diving, the Mk3 is a must!

Rating: 5 of 5 Stars!

Submited By: Steven K. on 05/17/2010
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Very very warm. I bought this to dive during the winter (2-3C water). Keep in mind that it's a very thick undergarment, and can make donning a tight-fitting dry suit difficult. I was diving a Pinnacle suit, but mobility was really restricted in the shoulders when I was wearing the MK3. I've since switched to the Whites Fusion Tech suit, which better accommodates a thick suit.

The fit is fairly snug, and personally I'd prefer a little more flexibility in the arm/elbow area (my arms are relatively long). It does a very good job of keeping me warm though, which is why a bought it, so no real complains.

Rating: 4 of 5 Stars!