Gul Dartmouth Junior Drysuit - Black - 7-8

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The Gul Dartmouth Junior Drysuit in Black (size 7-8) is designed for young watersports enthusiasts seeking reliable protection from the elements. Its key benefit is full wet weather protection combined with breathability thanks to its 3-layer waterproof fabric. A potential caveat for some users might be the reliance on the Eclip Zip system, which requires careful handling of the Velcro guard to protect the main YKK Aquaseal dry zip.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Child Size UK | 7-8 |
| Model Part Number | 5050066858072 |
| Brand | Gul |
The Eclip Zip system, featuring a protected YKK Aquaseal dry zip and a Velcro guard, is designed to make it easier to put on and take off the drysuit while offering protection to the main waterproof zip.
Proper care is essential. Always rinse the suit with fresh water after use, wash gently with mild detergent, dry completely, and maintain the YKK Aquaseal zip with appropriate lubricant. Check seals and seams regularly for any signs of wear or damage.
Yes, you can wear thin, moisture-wicking socks or thermal socks underneath the integrated latex socks for added comfort and warmth. Avoid bulky socks that might impede the seal or comfort.
This drysuit is specifically designed for performance watersports such as kayaking, sailing, paddleboarding, and other activities where full waterproof protection and breathability are required in wet conditions.
Rinse the Glide Skin seals with fresh water and gently wipe them clean with a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, as this can damage the material and affect its sealing properties.
GCX3 refers to Gul's 3-layer fabric technology, which is waterproof, breathable, and hard-wearing. This construction allows water vapor (sweat) to escape from the inside while preventing water from penetrating from the outside.
The Velcro zip guard sits over the main YKK Aquaseal dry zip to protect it from abrasion, UV damage, and to provide an additional layer of security against water ingress, while also helping to keep the zip closed.
Inspect all seams for damage. Check the YKK Aquaseal zip and Velcro guard for proper closure and any debris. Examine the neck, wrist, and latex sock seals for tears or degradation. Minor leaks in seams might be repairable with seam sealer; for significant leaks or damaged seals, professional repair or replacement may be needed.
Ensure the zip is clean and free of sand or salt residue. Apply a small amount of YKK Aquaseal zip lubricant along the teeth and slider. Gently work the zip back and forth to distribute the lubricant. Check that the Velcro zip guard is not obstructing the zip mechanism.
Ensure the Glide Skin seals are clean. Try adjusting the position of the seal on your skin. For a tighter seal, consider wearing a thin thermal hood or rash vest that can create a better interface. If the seals are damaged, they may need replacement.
Ensure you are wearing appropriate thin socks or thermal socks underneath. If the socks are too tight, it may indicate an incorrect size drysuit. For minor tightness, gently stretching the latex might offer temporary relief, but proper fit is crucial for comfort and function.
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