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The materials in the drysuit undergarments for scuba diving are similar to those used for cold water activities such as skiing, snow boarding, mountaineering and hiking. Essentially, these dry suit undergarments need to be able to insulate you from the cold elements. They are made of polymorphene, fleece and should keep you warm even during `dangerous situations.'
Remember, always take into account the water temperature and the depth of your dive before you decide upon the number of layers to put on under your drysuit.
For additional information on drysuits and other scuba diving gear, please choose from the following:
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