Level Six dry suits keep you dry when you end up in the water. Gaskets seal the neck and wrists, and built-in socks seal your feet. We build them for everything from whitewater kayaking to expedition paddling and kayak fishing.
Choosing a suit
- Odin (men's) and Freya (women's): our top front-entry suits, with articulated knees and elbows, a reinforced seat and knees, and a relief zipper. The Freya's women's-specific fit came from a survey of real paddlers.
- Cronos: our entry-level front-entry suit, made to keep you on the water without breaking your budget.
- Fjord: expedition-style, with a fleece-lined collar, a fixed storm hood, and shoulder straps so you can wear the top like a bib pant on hot days.
- Emperor: heavy-duty rear-entry suit with Cordura on the shoulders, elbows, knees and seat.
- Loki: latex-free neck and wrist gaskets, for latex allergies or all-day comfort.
- Rescue Pro and Rescue Pro ICE: built for water and ice rescue professionals.
The Odin, Cronos, Loki, Freya and Fjord Exhaust Pro suits use recycled, PFAS-free waterproof-breathable nylon. Classic-logo closeout suits are not PFAS-free or recycled.
FAQ
What is a dry suit?
A one-piece waterproof suit that seals at the neck and wrists with gaskets and at the feet with built-in socks, so water stays out even when you swim. Ours use waterproof-breathable fabric.
Front entry or rear entry?
The Odin, Freya, Cronos, Fjord and Loki zip across the front. The Emperor has a rear-entry zipper.
Is there a dry suit without latex?
Yes: the Loki. It seals the neck and wrists with PU-coated lycra and a closure system instead of latex. How tightly you set the closures decides how dry the seals stay under water.
How do I get the gaskets to fit?
Pre-stretch latex neck and wrist gaskets for at least 24 hours before you first wear the suit.
