The award-winning Snugpak / Weezle undersuit are premium one-piece under-suits engineered for the full spectrum of diving—Florida caves, deep wreck penetrations, and even extreme Arctic ice environments. Made in the UK and built for harsh conditions, their advanced insulation delivers exceptional warmth and performance under any tri-laminate drysuit.
A unisex fit with thumb loops, ankle stirrups, and a flexible waistband keeps everything secure while gearing up, ensuring full mobility and consistent thermal comfort throughout every dive. |
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* Manufactured in the UK
* Reinforced shoulder patches to protect from rear-entry dry zip damage
* Integrated ankle stirrup to keep the undersuit in place while clambering into your drysuit, preventing ride-up
* Elastic waistband provides a snug fit and allows for freedom of movement
* Two-way YKK® front zip with insulated baffle behind
* Two deep hip pockets
* Outer chest pocket with a hook-and-loop closure
* Elasticated arm cuffs with thumb loops
* Exclusive Softie® Premier insulation
* Experience ultimate warmth, fully lined with our TS1 fabric - a high-performance, textured, and moisture-wicking material that enhances the undersuit’s thermal capabilities
* Windproof, breathable & water repellent
* Supplied with a compression stuff sack for easy compact carrying
Fabric and Insulation
* Insulation: Softie® Premier, 100% Polyester
* Inner Fabric: Thermal Suede 1, 100% Polyester
* Outer Fabric: Paratex Light, 100% Nylon |
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| Snugpak / Weezle Undersuit Compact |
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The Weezle ‘Compact’ one-piece undersuit is our lightest-weight undersuit, suitable for warmer water and those who do not feel cold. It is designed to be worn beneath a dry suit and functions effectively under all weights and varieties of neoprene dry suits. |
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Specs:
- Weight: 920g / 32oz (Medium)
- Packsize: 20cm x 19cm / 8" x 7"
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| Snugpak / Weezle Undersuit Extreme |
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The Weezle ‘Extreme’ one-piece undersuit is our medium-weight undersuit. When worn beneath a tri-laminate drysuit, it is suitable for cold waters or for individuals susceptible to the cold. It functions effectively with all weights and varieties of tri-laminate dry suits. |
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Specs:
- Weight: 1190g / 42oz (Medium)
- Packsize: 23cm x 21cm / 9" x 8"
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| Snugpak / Weezle Undersuit Extreme PLUS |
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The Weezle ‘Extreme Plus’ one-piece undersuit is our heaviest undersuit. When worn underneath a tri-laminate drysuit, it is suitable for extremely cold water, long decompression stops. It works effectively with all weights and types of tri-laminate drysuits. |
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Specs:
- Weight: 1440g / 51oz (Medium)
- Packsize: 25cm x 23cm / 10" x 9"
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| Snugpak / Weezle Undersuit Boots |
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To combat cold feet and for added comfort, the Weezle undersuit thermal boots are made from the same fibres as the award-winning Weezle ‘Extreme’ one-piece undersuit, with our unique long cut and toughened sole. |
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Specs:
- Weight: 230g / 8oz (Medium)
- Packsize: 24cm x 10cm / 9" x 4"
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Which Snugpak / Weezle Undersuit Should I Choose?
Your thermal requirements are influenced by water temperature, suit configuration, and individual cold sensitivity. Lower water temperatures expedite the onset of cold and necessitate the use of undersuits and base layers.
Drysuits differ in their thermal properties. Neoprene suits retain heat better, so they require thinner undersuits. In contrast, membrane suits provide less warmth, necessitating thicker or layered undersuits. Using too much insulation can lead to overheating, while too little increases the risk of hypothermia, which can be deadly.
Always ensure that body extremities are also well insulated by wearing suitable gloves, a hood or hat, and socks or boots.
Our undersuits are available in a wide range of styles, thickness grades and materials. Keep in mind that you can use different combinations of undersuits and base layers to find the thermal protection that works for you. |
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| CURT BOWEN / Publisher Advanced Diver Magazine: My Weezle undergarment has performed flawlessly for more than ten years—from under-ice dives in the Arctic and deep shipwrecks in Lake Superior to six-hour decompression dives in Florida. I even wear it at home in the winter when the temperatures drop below zero, just to stay toasty warm. |
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| JOHN RAWLINGS / Pacific Northwest Professional Underwater Photographer, Author:
Warm even when wet! From the moment I first dived with it, my Weezle became an absolutely indispensable part of my gear. I had gone to Barkley Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island, Canada, for a week of autumn diving and discovered on my first dive that the inflator valve on my drysuit had been damaged in transit. It still basically functioned, but along with each burst of gas into my suit came a burst of cold water. I was drenched and thinking that my trip was ruined. Oddly, though, I didn’t feel that cold.
When I climbed back aboard the dive boat, I was actually sloshing with water that had pooled in my legs and feet now that I was vertical! During my surface interval, I hung my drysuit upside down to drain, wrung out my Weezle like a towel, and tied it to the boat railing to dry in the wind. I was shocked that it worked — the Weezle was almost bone-dry after about an hour! I did that the rest of the week, two to three dives a day. My Weezle had saved my trip and became an essential item from that point onward.
Make sure that you get a “boot pack” — Weezles for your feet — your toes will thank you! |
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