Aqualung Seawave Dive Hood 3/1mm

AquaLung | SKU: NE1440140S

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Aqua Lung size charts by gear type. Imperial in bold, metric underneath.

Wetsuits

Aqualung wetsuits

Men's wetsuits

Height and weight

Size	Height ft/in · cm	Weight lb · kg
3XS / 42	4′9″–5′1″ 145–155	90–112 40–50
2XS /44	4′11″–5′3″ 150–160	101–123 45–55
XS / 46	5′1″–5′5″ 155–165	110–132 50–60
S / 48	5′3″–5′7″ 160–170	121–154 55–70
M / 50	5′5″–5′9″ 165–175	132–176 60–80
MS / 26	5′3″–5′7″ 160–170	130–176 58–78
MT / 98	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	146–191 65–85
ML / 52	5′7″–5′11″ 170–180	154–198 70–90
L / 54	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	176–220 80–100
LS / 27	5′5″–5′9″ 165–175	169–214 75–95
LT / 102	5′11″–6′3″ 180–190	180–220 85–105
XL / 56	5′11″–6′3″ 180–190	198–231 90–105
XLS / 28	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	198–231 90–105
2XL / 58	6′1″–6′5″ 185–195	210–242 95–110
3XL / 60	6′3″–6′7″ 190–200	242–264 110–120

(A) Chest, (B) Waist and (C) Hip

Size	(A) Chest in · cm	(B) Waist in · cm	(C) Hip in · cm
3XS / 42	27–31 70–80	24–28 61–71	28–31 71–79
2XS /44	29–33 75–85	26–30 66–76	30–33 76–84
XS / 46	31–35 80–90	28–32 71–81	31–35 80–90
S / 48	33–37 85–95	30–34 76–86	34–38 87–97
M / 50	35–39 90–100	32–36 81–91	36–40 91–101
MS / 26	35–39 90–100	32–36 81–91	36–40 91–101
MT / 98	35–39 90–100	32–36 81–91	36–40 91–101
ML / 52	37–41 95–105	36–37 86–96	38–42 96–106
L / 54	37–41 95–105	36–40 91–101	40–44 102–112
LS / 27	37–41 95–105	36–40 91–101	40–44 102–112
LT / 102	37–41 95–105	36–40 91–101	40–44 102–112
XL / 56	41–45 105–115	38–42 96–106	45–49 115–125
XLS / 28	41–45 105–115	38–42 96–106	45–49 115–125
2XL / 58	43–47 110–120	40–44 101–111	47–51 120–130
3XL / 60	45–49 115–125	42–46 106–116	49–53 125–135

Women's wetsuits

Height and weight

Size	Height ft/in · cm	Weight lb · kg
XS / 34	4′11″–5′3″ 150–160	100–110 45–50
S / 36	5′1″–5′5″ 155–165	110–121 50–55
M / 38	5′3″–5′7″ 160–170	121–132 55–60
MS / 38	5′1″–5′5″ 155–165	121–132 55–60
MT / 38	5′7″–5′11″ 170–180	121–132 55–60
ML / 40	5′5″–5′9″ 165–175	132–143 60–65
L / 42	5′7″–5′11″ 170–180	143–154 65–70
LS / 42	5′3″–5′7″ 160–170	143–154 65–70
LT / 42	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	143–154 65–70
XL / 44	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	158–169 72–77
XLS / 44	5′7″–5′11″ 170–180	158–169 72–77
2XL / 46	5′11″–6′3″ 180–190	165–176 75–80
3XL / 48	6′1″–6′5″ 185–195	176+ 80+

(A) Chest, (B) Waist and (C) Hip

Size	(A) Chest in · cm	(B) Waist in · cm	(C) Hip in · cm
XS / 34	29–33 75–85	23–27 60–70	29–33 75–85
S / 36	31–35 80–90	25–30 65–75	33–37 85–95
M / 38	33–37 85–95	27–32 70–80	37–41 95–105
MS / 38	33–37 85–95	27–32 70–80	37–41 95–105
MT / 38	33–37 85–95	27–32 70–80	37–41 95–105
ML / 40	35–39 90–100	29–33 75–85	41–45 105–115
L / 42	35–39 90–100	29–33 75–85	41–45 105–115
LS / 42	35–39 90–100	29–33 75–85	41–45 105–115
LT / 42	35–39 90–100	29–33 75–85	41–45 105–115
XL / 44	37–41 95–105	31–35 80–90	45–49 115–125
XLS / 44	37–41 95–105	31–35 80–90	45–49 115–125
2XL / 46	39–43 100–110	33–37 85–95	49–53 125–135
3XL / 48	41–45 105–115	35–39 90–100	53–57 135–145

How Aqua Lung measures

(A) Chest: Measure around the widest part of the chest.
(B) Waist: Measure around the waistline where your pants would rest.
(C) Hip: Measure around the widest part of the hips.

From Aqua Lung’s chart: Sizes shown here are estimations

Drysuits

Aqualung men's drysuits

Men's drysuits, XS / 46 to ML / 52

Weight, height and chest

Size	Weight lb · kg	Height ft/in · cm	Chest in · cm
XS / 46	110–132 50–60	5′1″–5′5″ 155–165	38–40 97–103
S / 46	121–154 55–70	5′3″–5′7″ 160–170	39–41 100–106
M / 50	132–176 60–80	5′5″–5′9″ 165–175	40–42 102–108
ML / 52	154–198 70–90	5′7″–5′11″ 170–180	42–45 108–114

Socks / boots (EU) and socks / boots (US)

Size	Socks / boots (EU)	Socks / boots (US)
XS / 46	39–40	7–7.5
S / 46	41–42	8–8.5
M / 50	41–42	8–8.5
ML / 52	43–44	9–9.5

Tolerance (printed without a unit): Weight ± 5.5 for lb, ± 2.5 for kg; Height ± 5.5 for inches, ± 2.5 for cm; Chest ± 5.5 for inches, ± 2.5 for cm. None is given for Socks.

Men's drysuits, L / 54 to 3XL / 60

Weight, height and chest

Size	Weight lb · kg	Height ft/in · cm	Chest in · cm
L / 54	176–220 80–100	5′9″–6′1″ 175–185	44–46 112–118
XL / 56	198–231 90–105	5′11″–6′3″ 180–190	45–48 115–122
2XL / 58	210–242 95–110	6′1″–6′5″ 185–195	46–49 119–126
3XL / 60	242–264 110–120	6′3″–6′7″ 190–200	48–51 123–130

Socks / boots (EU) and socks

Size	Socks / boots (EU)	Socks
L / 54	44–45	7–7.5
XL / 56	45–47	8–8.5
2XL / 58	45–47	8–8.5
3XL / 60	47–48	9–9.5

Tolerance (printed without a unit): Weight ± 5.5 for lb, ± 2.5 for kg; Height ± 5.5 for inches, ± 2.5 for cm; Chest ± 5.5 for inches, ± 2.5 for cm. None is given for Socks.

Socks: Aqualung's chart prints the second line for L / 54 to 3XL / 60 as 7–7.5, 8–8.5, 8–8.5, 9–9.5, the same as for XS / 46 to ML / 52, although the EU sizes in the first line are larger. It names no sizing system for this line, so it is shown as printed.

How Aqua Lung measures

A - Chest: Measure around the widest part of the chest
B - Waist: Measure around the waistline where your pants would rest
C - Hip: Measure around the widest part of the hips

From Aqua Lung’s chart: The measures listed on this chart are given for your guidance only. However, the Aqualung wet suits are exceptionally stretchy and get adjusted easily to all morphologies even if they are quite different from the above chart. These differences of sizes do not alter the temperature sense and the termal protection is respected. In any case, be aware that a chart will never replace a good trying on at your Aqualung dive shop together with professional advises.

Aqualung women's drysuits

Women's drysuits, XS / 34 / 4 to ML / 40 / 10

Weight, height and chest

Size	Weight lb · kg	Height ft/in · cm	Chest in · cm
XS / 34 / 4	103–110 47–50	4′11″–5′3″ 150–160	33–35 84–89
S / 36 / 6	110–119 50–54	5′3″–5′4″ 160–163	34–36 88–93
M / 38 / 8	119–134 54–61	5′4″–5′5″ 163–166	36–38 92–97
ML / 40 / 10	134–148 61–67	5′5″–5′7″ 166–170	37–39 96–101

Socks / boots (EU) and socks / boots (US)

Size	Socks / boots (EU)	Socks / boots (US)
XS / 34 / 4	36–37	4.5–6
S / 36 / 6	38–39	5.5–7.5
M / 38 / 8	39–41	7–8.5
ML / 40 / 10	39–41	8–9.5

Tolerance (TOLERANCE column, printed with no unit): Weight ± 2.5 beside the kgs line and ± 5.5 beside the lbs line; Height ± 2.5 beside the cm line and ± 5.5 beside the in line; Chest ± 2.5 beside the cm line and ± 5.5 beside the in line. Nothing is printed beside Socks.

Women's drysuits, L / 42 / 12 to 2XL / 46 / 16

Weight and height

Size	Weight lb · kg	Height ft/in · cm
L / 42 /12	148–159 65–72	5′6″–5′8″ 169–172
XL / 44 / 14	159–170 72–77	5′9″–5′10″ 175–178
2XL / 46 / 16	165–176 75–80	5′9″–5′11″ 177–180

Chest, socks / boots (EU) and socks / boots (US)

Size	Chest in · cm	Socks / boots (EU)	Socks / boots (US)
L / 42 /12	39–41 100–105	41–42	8–9.5
XL / 44 / 14	40–42 103–108	43–44	9–10.5
2XL / 46 / 16	42–44 107–113	43–44	9–10.5

Aqualung Fusion

Height and weight

Size	Height ft/in · cm	Weight lb · kg
2XS - XS	5′1″–5′5″ 155–168	90–130 41–59
SM/MED	5′5″–5′9″ 168–180	120–170 55–77
LG/XL	5′9″–6′1″ 180–186	160–210 73–95
2XL–3XL	6′0″–6′4″ 183–195	200–250 91–114
4XLplus*	6′0″–6′10″ 183–208	230–350 105–160

Chest, waist and buttocks

Size	Chest in · cm	Waist in · cm	Buttocks in · cm
2XS - XS	30–37 76–94	22–31 56–79	27–36 69–91
SM/MED	35–41 89–105	27–36 69–91	32–41 81–104
LG/XL	39–45 99–114	31–40 79–102	36–45 91–114
2XL–3XL	43–49 109–125	35–44 89–112	40–49 102–124
4XLplus*	45–58 114–148	41–58 104–147	46–58 117–147

Crotch to floor

Size	Crotch to floor in · cm
2XS - XS	26–29 66–74
SM/MED	29–32 74–81
LG/XL	30–33 76–84
2XL–3XL	32–35 81–89
4XLplus*	33–38 84–97

From Aqua Lung’s chart: *The limited Edition skin is not available on in 2XS/XS and 4XL+

Hoods

Aqualung hoods

Size	Head circumference (A) in · cm	Neck circumference (B) in · cm
XS	19.7–20.5 50–52	13.8–14.6 35–37
SM	20.5–21.3 52–54	14.2–14.6 36–37
MD	21.3–22.4 54–57	14.6–15 37–38
LG	22.4–23.2 57–59	15.4 39
XL	23.2–24.4 59–62	15.4–16.1 39–41
2XL	24.4–25.2 62–64	16.1–16.5 41–42

Boots

Aqualung boots

EU	US	UK
35	3	2.5
36	4	3.5
37	5	4
38	6	5
39	7	5.5
40	7.5	6.5
41	8	7
42	9	8
43	10	9
44	10.5	9.5
45	11	10.5
46	12	11
47	13	12
48	14	13
49	15	13.5
50	16	14.5
51	17	16

Gloves

Aqualung dive gloves

Size	Palm circumference (A) in · cm	Hand length (B) in · cm
XS	7.00–7.74 17.78–19.68	5.11–5.21 13.00–13.25
S	7.74–8.00 19.68–20.32	5.21–5.41 13.25–13.75
M	8–8.5 20.32–21.59	5.41–5.51 13.75–14.00
L	8.50–8.74 21.59–22.22	5.51–5.61 14.00–14.25
XL	8.74–9.25 22.22–23.50	5.61–5.80 14.25–14.75
2XL	9.25–9.74 23.50–24.76	5.8–5.9 14.75–15.00

Fins

Aqualung Phazer, Express ADJ and Stratos ADJ fins with adjustable heel straps

EU size	US size	Size
35–39	3–6	S
40–43	6–9	M
44–47	9.5–12	L
42–47*	8–12*	XL

* suited for special boots

From Aqua Lung’s chart: Aqualung fins with adjustable heel straps are designed to fit a range of foot sizes. Feet at the smaller end of the size range may not reach the edge of the fin pocket, while feet at the larger edge of the size range may extend past the edge of the fin pocket. Sizes shown here are estimations

BCDs

Aqualung BCDs: Rogue, Axiom and Axiom i3+ (men and women), Dimension, Lotus, Pro HD Compact, Pro HD (men and women)

Height and weight

Size	Height ft/in · cm	Weight lb · kg
Rogue
S	4′7″–5′7″ 140–170	90–155 40–70
M	5′7″–6′0″ 170–182	150–210 68–95
L	5′10″–6′5″ 177–195	200–270 90–120
Axiom / Axiom i3+ Men
XS	5′0″–5′5″ 152–165	100–125 45–57
S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	120–155 54–70
M	5′7″–5′10″ 170–177	150–165 68–75
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86
L	6′0″–6′2″ 182–188	180–210 82–95
XL	6′2″–6′5″ 188–195	195–240 88–109
2XL	6′2″–6′5″ 188–195	230–270 104–122
Axiom / Axiom i3+ Women
2XS	4′8″–5′4″ 142–162	90–125 41–57
XS / S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	110–145 50–66
M	5′5″–5′10″ 165–177	140–165 63–75
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86
Dimension
S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	120–155 45–57
M	5′7″–5′10″ 170–177	150–165 54–70
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86
L	6′0″–6′2″ 182–188	180–210 82–95
XL	6′2″–6′5″ 188–195	195–240 88–109
Lotus
XS / S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	110–145 50–58
M	5′7″–5′10″ 170–177	140–165 64–75
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86
Pro HD Compact
2XS / XS	4′8″–5′5″ 142–165	90–125 41–57
SM	5′2″–5′10″ 157–177	120–165 54–70
ML / L	5′10″–6′2″ 177–188	160–210 73–95
XL / 2XL	6′2″–6′5″ 188–195	195–270 88–122
Pro HD Men
XS	5′0″–5′5″ 152–165	100–125 45–57
S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	120–155 54–70
M	5′7″–5′10″ 170–177	150–165 68–75
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86
L	6′0″–6′2″ 182–188	180–210 82–95
XL	6′2″–6′5″ 188–195	195–240 88–109
Pro HD Women
XS	4′8″–5′4″ 142–162	90–125 41–57
S	5′2″–5′7″ 157–170	110–145 50–66
M	5′5″–5′10″ 165–177	140–165 63–75
ML	5′10″–6′0″ 177–182	160–190 73–86

Waist and over the shoulder

Size	Waist in · cm	Over the shoulder in · cm
Rogue
S	29–43 75–110	33–42 83–108
M	32–48 81–121	40–49 101–124
L	42–58 106–147	44–53 111–134
Axiom / Axiom i3+ Men
XS	30–42 76–107	33–41 84–104
S	30–42 76–107	37–45 94–114
M	33–45 84–114	40–48 102–123
ML	35–47 89–119	42–50 107–127
L	38–50 97–127	44–52 112–132
XL	41–53 104–135	46–54 117–137
2XL	44–56 112–142	46–54 117–137
Axiom / Axiom i3+ Women
2XS	26–38 66–97	32–38 81–97
XS / S	30–42 76–107	33–39 84–99
M	33–45 84–114	35–41 89–104
ML	38–50 97–127	35–41 89–104
Dimension
S	30–42 76–107	37–45 94–114
M	33–45 84–114	40–48 102–123
ML	35–47 99–119	42–50 107–127
L	38–50 97–127	44–52 112–132
XL	41–53 104–135	46–54 117–137
Lotus
XS / S	30–42 76–107	33–41 84–104
M	33–45 84–114	35–43 89–109
ML	38–50 97–127	35–43 89–109
Pro HD Compact
2XS / XS	26–43 66–109	32–44 81–112
SM	28–45 71–114	36–48 91–123
ML / L	33–50 84–127	39–51 99–130
XL / 2XL	39–56 99–142	42–54 107–137
Pro HD Men
XS	25–37 64–94	32–38 81–97
S	27–42 69–107	34–40 86–102
M	30–45 76–114	39–45 99–114
ML	32–47 81–119	41–47 104–119
L	35–50 84–127	43–49 109–125
XL	37–52 94–132	45–51 114–130
Pro HD Women
XS	26–38 66–97	32–38 81–97
S	30–42 76–107	33–39 84–99
M	33–45 84–114	35–41 89–104
ML	38–50 97–127	35–41 89–104

How Aqua Lung measures

Waist: Measuring points for waist size. Men are measured at waistline, rather than normal beltline.
Over the shoulder: Measuring points for over the shoulder length.

Source: Aqua Lung’s size chart (original chart 1, original chart 2, original chart 3, original chart 4, original chart 5, original chart 6) and Aqua Lung’s current size chart. Where the chart prints only one unit, we converted the other: inches from centimeters (to the nearest 0.1″).

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Used Aqualung Seawave Dive Hood 3/1mm

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Product Information

The Aqua Lung Seawave Dive Hood 3/1mm is a unisex neoprene dive hood that combines 3mm neoprene over the skull with 1mm neoprene at the neck and bib, so insulation sits where heat loss is greatest while the neck stays free to move. It is offered in Black/Blue in sizes XS through XL.

Who it is for

This hood suits recreational and travel divers who want head warmth without the stiffness of a uniform thick hood, and anyone who finds a heavy neck section restrictive while breathing or turning their head. The thinner 1mm neck and bib section lets the neck move freely, while the standard stretch neoprene pulls on without fighting the ears. Because the face seal is left unbound, it also works well for divers who have never found a stock hood that seals cleanly around their own face shape.

Key details

Thickness: 3mm skull panel, 1mm neck and bib.
Material: standard stretch neoprene for durability and an easier pull-on over the ears.
Seams: flat-lock stitched so they sit flush against the skin and limit chafing under a wetsuit collar.
Face seal: unbound, so it can be trimmed to a custom fit.
Storage: hanging loop for drying and storage between dives.

Compatibility and sizing

Five sizes are available: XS (NE1440140XS), S (NE1440140S), M (NE1440140M), L (NE1440140L) and XL (NE1440140XL), all in Black/Blue. A hood should seal around the face and neck without restricting the throat or jaw and should lie flat enough that it does not push your mask strap out of position. Choose the size that is snug rather than loose; contact us if you are between sizes.

DiveCatalog.com is an authorized AquaLung dealer and a real dive shop in Irvine, California since 2003. Call 888-701-4017 or start a chat if you want help choosing between sizes or checking how this hood layers with your wetsuit.

⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Frequently Asked Questions

What thickness of dive boots, gloves, or hood should I choose?

As a general rule, thicker neoprene insulates more, so colder water pushes you toward thicker accessories, but fit, dive length, and personal cold tolerance matter as much as the millimeter number. Divers commonly lose a great deal of heat through the head, so a hood is often the highest-value warmth upgrade for the money. Remember that every added piece of neoprene also adds buoyancy you will need to account for.

How should dive boots fit?

Boots should fit like a snug athletic shoe, with no heel lift and no crushed toes; a little water inside is normal, a sloshing pocket is not. Try them on with the socks you would actually dive, and remember your fin foot pocket has to accommodate the boot. Hard-sole boots protect on rocky shore entries, while soft-sole boots are lighter and pack smaller for boat and travel diving.

How should dive gloves fit?

Gloves should be snug across the palm with fingertips reaching the ends without bunching, since trapped air and loose fingertips destroy dexterity. Thicker gloves are warmer but make buckles, clips, and inflator buttons harder to operate, so choose the thinnest glove that keeps you comfortable in your conditions. Try working a clip or buckle while wearing them before you commit.

How should a dive hood fit?

A hood should seal around the face and neck without restricting your throat or jaw, and lie flat on your head without pulling the mask strap out of position. A loose hood flushes cold water continuously, while an overly tight one is distracting and uncomfortable. Many hoods have a vent to release air trapped during descent, so check yours and burp out any trapped air before you go down.

Why does new neoprene feel so tight?

New neoprene compresses and relaxes with use, so a boot, glove, or hood that feels firm out of the packaging usually settles slightly after a few dives. It should still be snug afterward rather than loose, because neoprene that stretches into a loose fit was probably oversized to begin with. Buy for a snug fit when new, but never for a fit that restricts circulation or breathing.

Do I need to change my weighting when I add a hood, gloves, and boots?

Yes, because every piece of neoprene you add is buoyancy, and a hood, boots, and thick gloves together can shift your weighting noticeably. Do a proper buoyancy check any time you change your exposure protection rather than assuming your usual weight still works. The weight-check procedure is covered in your training, and a dive professional can help you re-do it.

How do I care for dive boots, gloves, and hoods?

Rinse them inside and out in fresh water after every dive day, since they hold sweat and salt more than any other gear, and dry them fully inside-out before packing. Dry them out of direct sunlight and never on a heater, because heat hardens neoprene and weakens glued seams. Store them dry and unfolded, as damp neoprene sealed in a bag is how gear picks up a permanent smell.

What does the 3/1mm rating on the Seawave hood mean?

It describes two neoprene thicknesses in one hood. The skull panel is 3mm, which is where divers lose the most heat. The neck and bib are 1mm so the neck can move freely, while the standard stretch neoprene pulls on without fighting the ears. The result is targeted warmth over the head without a thick, restrictive collar under your wetsuit.

Can I trim the face seal on the Aqua Lung Seawave hood?

Yes. The face seal is left unbound specifically so it can be trimmed to a custom fit. Trim conservatively, a small amount at a time, and test the seal in the water between cuts, because material cannot be put back. The goal is a seal that closes around the face without pressing on the throat or jaw or shifting your mask strap.

What sizes and colors does the Seawave 3/1mm hood come in?

The Seawave 3/1mm hood is available in a Black/Blue colorway in five unisex sizes: XS, S, M, L and XL. Part numbers run NE1440140XS through NE1440140XL. If you are between sizes, call DiveCatalog at 888-701-4017 and we can talk through how the hood should sit relative to your mask strap and wetsuit collar.

Will the bib on this hood work under my wetsuit?

Yes. The hood has a 1mm neck and bib section, and its flat-lock stitched seams sit flush against the skin to limit chafing under a wetsuit collar. The flat-lock stitched seams sit flush against the skin, which limits chafing where the collar overlaps the bib.

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Excellent wetsuit but will it crush quickly like other wetsuits?

I purchased a BARE 5mm Reactive wetsuit (open box), which was like new, to replace my 1.5 yr old BARE 5mm Velocity wetsuit which had collapsed to only 2.5mm after 3 diving trips (~100 dives). The Reactive wetsuit is well constructed and very flexible. I had to increase the size of the Reactive suit, as it was smaller than the BARE Velocity suit of the same size. Tremendous customer service by Dive Catalog to exchange the wetsuit for proper size. I hope the Reactive suit does not crush so quickly like my other wetsuits (BARE, Henderson, Pinnacle). Hoping that the new technology in this suit will keep me warm below the thermocline.

Perfectly Built

Best of the many many diver hangers in my life. Easily supports my steel-plated BCD, while still donned with all of my accessories. No cracks, bends, or dents. Has even supported my BCD w/ a steel 100 tank attached (not recommended, for safety purposes, though).

Will continue to use this hanger for the long-term. No brainer.

Go-to Dive Hanger

This is a must-have for every diver. It's the quintessential hanger for all dive gear in one small package.

DiveCatalog's "Quick Dry Multi Accessory Dive Gear Hanger for Boots, Gloves, Hood" is set at a great price for a great product. Versatile enough that I've purchased extra hangers to organize my BMX racing gear.

Must-have for divers and anyone looking to organize their adventurous outdoor activities equipment.

Solid Hanger w/ Tons of Options

Does it's job and then some. The added accessory arms gives you options for a multitude of storage solutions. Solid build, solid pricing, must have for owns of dive gear.

Brand	Aqua Lung
Model	Seawave Hood
Product Type	Dive hood, unisex
Thickness	3/1 mm (3mm skull, 1mm neck and bib)
Material	Standard stretch neoprene
Seams	Flat-lock stitched
Face Seal	Unbound, trimmable for a custom fit
Detail	Hanging loop for drying and storage
Color	Black/Blue
Sizes	XS, S, M, L, XL
Part Numbers	NE1440140XS, NE1440140S, NE1440140M, NE1440140L, NE1440140XL

Aqualung Seawave Dive Hood 3/1mm

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