6.5mm Zippered Hood

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Average Price:$11 —— This is an excellent hood for diving in the Great Lakes from late spring to early fall. Despite the tickness it is very comfortable and flexible. The hood vents trapped air through to exits in the top and the zipper is very easy for one person manipulate. The hood only leaves a very minimal area of the face exposed and has smooths seals around the face and neck. There is very little water exchange. I have been diving for 14 years and have owned 3 other hoods. This is the best one so far and...

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6.5mm Zippered Hood

This is an excellent hood for diving in the Great Lakes from late spring to early fall. Despite the tickness it is very comfortable and flexible. The hood vents trapped air through to exits in the top and the zipper is very easy for one person manipulate. The hood only leaves a very minimal area of the face exposed and has smooths seals around the face and neck. There is very little water exchange. I have been diving for 14 years and have owned 3 other hoods. This is the best one so far and...

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