Neoprene vest Marlin Open Cell 3 mm Black

Description

The Marlin Open Cell Vest is made of elastic neoprene with a thickness of 3 mm. The outer coating is black nylon, the inside of the vest is open cell. The vest is manufactured using eco-friendly, premium limestone neoprene and fabrics materials from the world's leading manufacturer, Sheico. Anatomic cut provides a perfect fit. Overlock of free edge prevents the product from tears.
Marlin Open Cell Vest is recommended for use in warm water as a lightweight protective element and insulation when hunting, diving or snorkelling. It can also be used for water sports.
In the cold season, the vest is worn for additional insulation under the wetsuit.

Please note that shorts are not included and must be purchased separately.

Available sizes: S (46), M (48), ML (50), L (52), LX (54), XL (56), XXL (58), XXXL (60).

1 year warranty for seam gluing.

Features:
- soft elastic neoprene;
- eco-friendly, premium limestone neoprene Sheico L;
- neoprene thickness - 3 mm;
- internal coating: open cell;
- outer coating: nylon;
- anatomic cut.

Specification

Model name	Open Cell
Age	Adult
Gender	Male
Product type	T-shirt
Neoprene thickness (mm)	3
Neoprene brand	Sheico L
Outer cover	Nylon
Internal coating	Open Cell
Features of putting on	Put on using soapy water
Sleeve	No
Hood	No
Recommendations for use	Snorkeling, pool swimming, water sports
Recommended water temperature (°C)	25 and more
Color	Black

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Size chart

Neoprene Vests and Shorts (size chart for men)

Size	Size	Height (cm)	Chest (cm)	Waist (cm)	Hips (cm)
44	XS	164-170	88-92	76-80	88-90
46	S	164-170	92-96	80-84	90-93
48	M	170-176	96-100	84-88	94-97
50	ML	176-182	100-104	88-92	98-101
52	L	176-182	104-108	92-96	102-106
54	LX	182-188	108-112	96-100	107-110
56	XL	182-188	112-116	100-104	111-114
58	XXL	188-192	116-120	104-108	114-117
60	XXXL	188-192	120-124	108-112	117-120
62	XXXXL	192-196	124-128	112-116	120-123

How to find your size of a neoprene vest and shorts?

1. To select the correct size, you need to take the following measurements:

- Height.

- Chest circumference.

- Waist circumference.

- Hips circumference.

2. To make your measurements as accurate as possible, follow these recommendations:

- Measurements should be taken in underwear.

- It is better to take measurements not on your own, but with someone else’s help, as this will allow you to get a more correct result.

- At the time of measurement, you must stand without tension, maintaining your usual posture.

- The measuring tape should fit snugly to the body along the line being measured, and it should not be allowed to sag or tighten.

3. How to take measurements correctly:

- Height. Stand with your back to the wall, feet together. Straighten up. Your heels, back, shoulders and head should be touching the wall. Tuck your chin in and look straight ahead. Make a mark on the wall above your head with a pencil. Use a measuring tape to measure the distance from the floor to the pencil mark.

- Chest circumference. Place the measuring tape across the back of your shoulder blades, across the armpits and across the nipple points at the front, making sure the measuring tape runs exactly horizontally.

- Waist circumference. Lay the measuring tape horizontally around your torso at the waist line, taking into account the protrusion of your abdomen. The waist is slightly below the level of the ribs and just above the navel.

- Hips circumference. Place the measuring tape through the prominent points of the buttocks horizontally around the torso.

4. Check your measurements with the size chart.