Best selling professional rescue drysuit with waterproof zipper, Cordura reinforcements & high-visibility detailing.

The Sandiline Dry Suit Extreme Rescue is designed for professional rescue use in extreme conditions. Developed with rescue professionals, it combines waterproof protection, breathability, durability and freedom of movement. The suit uses advanced multi-layer fabric with Cordura reinforced wear zones, double neoprene seals and a Master Seal 50 waterproof zipper for reliable protection in demanding operational environments.

Overview:

Model No: 10-5180
Suit Range: Extreme Rescue
Upper Construction: Four-layer breathable waterproof fabric
Seam System: Waterproof seam construction
Entry System: Master Seal 50 waterproof zipper
Detail: Cordura reinforcements, reflective bands, double neoprene seals
Season Rating: All Year

Specification:

• Professional rescue drysuit.
• Four-layer fabric - elastic, breathable and highly durable.
• Waterproof rating: 20,000 mm.
• Breathability: 5,000–6,000 g/m²/24h.
• Cordura reinforcements to knees, seat and elbows for added durability.
• Master Seal 50 waterproof zipper with added protection.
• Hyper-ergonomic cut for full freedom of movement.
• Double neoprene collar for improved neck sealing.
• Double neoprene wrist gaskets for watertight hand protection.
• High-visibility bands with reflective inserts for safety in critical conditions.
• Available in sizes S–3XL.
• Custom sizing available on request.

The suit is designed for rescue, flood response and professional water operations where protection, visibility and durability are essential.

Each suit is built for demanding operational use while maintaining comfort and mobility during extended wear.

Certification:

In the process of certification for the following standards:

• UNI EN ISO 13688 - general requirements for protective clothing.
• UNI EN 14605 - protective clothing against liquid chemicals, Types 3 and 4.
• UNI EN 13034 - chemical protective clothing, Types 6 and PB [6].
• UNI EN 14126 - protective clothing against infectious agents.
• UNI EN 14325 - test methods for protective clothing materials, including resistance to acids and chemicals.