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IMAX ATLANTIC Race Boat Suit
This flotation suit impresses with its modern design and the "Angler Cut", which guarantees unlimited freedom of movement. The suit is 100% waterproof with a water column of 10000mm. And has a durable "Soft Touch" 75x150D outer material made of 100% polyester. This makes the suit incredibly light.
- 100% waterproof with a water column of more than 10000mm
- Highly breathable
- EVA buoyancy foam with low density
- Soft 210T 100% polyester lining
- Abrasion protection, reinforced elbow and shoulder area
- Large zipper hand warming pockets with silicone flaps
- High-quality woven-in 3M reflective strips
- 3-way ergonomically designed, adjustable hood for unrestricted view
- Safety Pipe
- Inner Napoleon bag with zipper
- "Anglers Cut" allows unlimited freedom of movement
- abrasion protection, reinforced knee and seat area
- Highly reflective piping
- Strong and adjustable straps for elastic neoprene shoulder and back
| Size | Chest | Sleeve Length from Neck | Hip | Waist | Inseam |
| S | 62cm | 80,5cm | 61cm | 57cm | 73,5cm |
| M | 65cm | 82,5cm | 63cm | 59cm | 75,5cm |
| L | 69cm | 84,5cm | 65cm | 61cm | 77,5cm |
| XL | 75cm | 86,5cm | 67cm | 63cm | 79,5cm |
| XXL | 81cm | 88,5cm | 69cm | 65cm | 81,5cm |
| 3XL | 84cm | 90,5cm | 71cm | 67cm | 83,5cm |
Please note that the swimming costume alone does not provide any guarantee of rescue. It serves as a buoyancy aid and protects against hypothermia. Depending on the water temperature, it delays the time until hypothermia occurs, thus creating a time buffer for the rescue. From a safety point of view, one-piece suits are to be preferred, as they do not allow the penetrating water to circulate. This means that the water is heated by body heat and thus forms an insulating layer. It is also recommended to wear suitable underwear. These suits will also protect you from the first cold shock when you fall in. The suits have a buoyancy force of 50N. An average person needs 20-30N to stay afloat. It is therefore more important to have a better fit than to choose the exact weight class.