Enduro

SANTI ENDURO DRYSUIT - Engineered for the Toughest Missions. The Santi Enduro Drysuit is built for the most demanding conditions, offering unmatched durability and performance for technical diving and underwater work. Constructed from a heavyweight Cordura/Butylene/Polyester trilaminate with a density of 620 g/m², this drysuit is the top choice for divers who require rugged reliability and a traditional, proven design. Its telescopic torso and ergonomic Y-cut construction ensure ease of movement, even when fully geared up. Whether you're deep in a wreck, in a cave system, or on a prolonged technical dive, the Enduro delivers enduring protection, flexibility, and comfort. 

Key Features 

- Heavy-Duty Trilaminate Fabric Made from Cordura/Butylene/Polyester (620g/m²) for superior abrasion resistance and long-term durability. 

- Telescopic Torso with Y-Cut Design Enhances mobility and fit, allowing for unrestricted movement. - - Metal Front Zipper with Protective Flap Diagonally placed from left shoulder to right hip, offering robust sealing and ease of donning. 

- Flat Seams with Hot-Melted Tape Ensures strength and watertight integrity even under extreme use. - Apeks Valves (Inlet & High-Profile Outlet) Trusted performance and reliability for precise buoyancy control. 

- Neoprene-Insulated Latex Neck Seal & Latex Wrist Seals Provides watertight comfort and adaptability. 

- Reinforced 6 mm Neoprene Boots Durable and comfortable with excellent thermal insulation. 

- Dual Cargo Pockets with D-Rings Classic utility storage on both thighs for essential gear. 

- Internal Suspenders with Pocket Helps keep the suit in place and adds convenience for surface intervals. 

Includes

Medium pressure hose (75 cm), 7/9 mm neoprene collar hood, and a classic drysuit travel bag.

Specifications

Weight: 5.2 kg 

Fabric: Cordura/Butylene/Polyester (620g/m²) 

Color: Standard configuration (custom options available) 

The Santi Enduro is a no-compromise suit for professionals and serious technical divers—built to take on the harshest underwater environments.