The most important difference between a suit that is wet and one that is dry is how much water can be allowed to pass through the suit. It is up to you and the activities that you are going to be participating in that will decide if you want a wetsuit or a drysuit. Consider questions such as how much time you'll be in water, how cold the water gets, and your body type.
Gore-Tex dry suits
Fabric is a major difference between GoreTex dry suits versus wetsuits. Non-Gore-Tex dry suits don't breathe as well and don't offer the same level of durability and comfort. New dry suit fabrics have been created, including waterproof andbreathable fabrics. Kokatat designed a dry suit using a Gore-Tex fabric that is durable and yet breathable. Kokatat's suits became the first to go on the market.
Trilaminate dry suits
The only difference between wet and dry suits is their outer shells. While trilaminate suits are waterproof, they lack insulation and are generally lightweight. Trilaminate suits are more flexible than trilaminate and must be correctly fitted. This article will discuss the differences between trilaminate and wet suits, and give tips for choosing which suits you best.
Hydrus 3L fabric Dry Suits
The Kokatat Hydrus 3L, an updated version of T3 Swift Entry is made from a water-resistant and breathable three-layer fabric. The Kokatat Hydrus 3L's tough nylon outer and micro-porous polyurethane inner layers move water vapor away. Meanwhile, the soft knit polyester layer is gentle on your skin. This entry-level drysuit also features a tough latex neck, wrist, and ankle gaskets to keep water out.
Hydrus 3L fabric suits for Kokatat or Stohlquist
You will love the Kokatat Hydrus 3L Meridian drysuit, if you are looking for warmth and comfort while swimming, then you'll be happy with this suit. To protect against the cold, it has a drop sitting, a Hood and Cordura(TM). This suit features adjustable leggings and waterproof socks. The adjustable bungee waist belt can be used to achieve a better fit.
Suits from IR
A wetsuit is more durable than a drysuit when it comes to keeping you dry. In addition to keeping you warm, dry suits also prevent water from transferring to the body. Many dry suits have purge valves. Dry suits are a common choice for aircrews.