Women's ACT Replacement Suspender System for Helix Dry Suit

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Women's ACT Replacement Suspender System for Helix Dry Suit

Regular price $41.99

Model: MA0250 / SKU: 062533351912

The Women's ACT Replacement Suspender System for Helix Dry Suit is designed and built at the Mustang Waterlife Studio in Canada.
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Size: Universal
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Description

These replacement suspenders are for the Helix Dry Suit. The Agile Comfort Technology (ACT) internal suspender system includes a breathable stretch-woven back panel and balances dry suit weight for the perfect fit and maximum comfort.

Features

  • Agile Comfort Technology (ACT) internal suspender system balances dry suit weight for the perfect fit and maximum comfort
  • Breathable stretch-woven back panel supports the suit comfortably

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Weight (lbs) 0.23

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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 1 reviews.

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Very comfortable

"The design of this product was well thought out. Weight is distributed very well and there are no chaffing points or hard seams. If I could add one negative thing - it’s not as adjustable as I needed. I did have to sew it myself to accommodate. At 5’4” (close to average female height) I would expect to around mid range and not off the end of height allowance charts."

— fraoch (5/5)

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