Northern Diver has designed a drysuit hanger specifically for drysuits with hard sole boots.
The bottom of the drysuit's legs (where they attach to the drysuit boots) are placed in the drysuit hanger head, and the suit is then suspended upside down, allowing all the excess water to drain away.
As per good drysuit maintenance practice, please ensure that your drysuit is completely clean and dry before storing, firstly rinsing any salt, grit or dirt away using fresh lukewarm water. The drysuit should then be inverted and hung on the drysuit hanger, with the drysuit zip fully open, in a well ventilated area.
Once the drysuit is completely dry, it can then be stored on a suitable garment hanger, in a cool, dry place and out of direct sunlight. Alternatively, the drysuit can be correctly folded, placed in its drysuit bag and then stored in the above recommended environment.
Please note: If your drysuit has latex neck and/or wrist seals, please ensure that the seals are clean, completely dry and (ideally) treated with Northern Diver's specially formulated drysuit Seal Saver to prolong latex seal life.
Northern Diver has designed a drysuit hanger specifically for drysuits with hard sole boots.
The bottom of the drysuit's legs (where they attach to the drysuit boots) are placed in the drysuit hanger head, and the suit is then suspended upside down, allowing all the excess water to drain away.
As per good drysuit maintenance practice, please ensure that your drysuit is completely clean and dry before storing, firstly rinsing any salt, grit or dirt away using fresh lukewarm water. The drysuit s...
