The big difference between a wetsuit and drysuit is that with a drysuit the warmth and protection comes by staying totally dry whether in the water or out. A wetsuit works on the principal that even though wet, body heat will not escape through neoprene. Any water in the suit will warm up.

Thermal Dinghy Top: DG4353 (order here)

Designed with winter conditions in mind, the Gill Thermal Dinghy Top offers a warm solution for cold weather sailing. Made using a softshell fabric which is waterproof, windproof and breathable, with a fleece lining for extra comfort. The high collar allows you to snuggle down into the garment for protection from wind and spray. The stretch PU waistband creates a comfortable seal and prevents the garment from riding up.

Speedskin Thermal Salopettes: DG4502 (order here)

Women’s Speedskin Thermal Salopettes: 4502W (order here)

Gill's Pro Dinghy Salopettes have been designed with a high-fit chest and back for greater protection from the wind and water. Abrasion-resistant reinforcement fabric extends from the knee to the hem, which is shaped to prevent it being caught when hiking out. Made using a 2-Dot™ waterproof, windproof and breathable material that is fully taped. The full zip opening has an inner flap for comfort again the skin. The armholes and neck opening have a PU binding to help prevent water ingress.

Front Zip Drysuit: DG4800 (order here)

Designed to keep you completely dry, the Gill drysuit offers unsurpassed protection with a lightweight design. We have removed any unnecessary layers of fabric and incorporated the tried and tested Dynat® zip. Made from our toughest 5 Dot™ Ocean Fabric, it has fantastic breathability and durability and is comfortable to wear.


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