Daiwabo neoprene is a historic Japanese brand, originally known as Daiwa, renowned for the outstanding quality of its neoprene. Its high-density rubber places it among the very best for deep diving applications. Its exceptional resistance to compression, combined with excellent elasticity—further improved in recent production—makes it especially appreciated by deep divers and professionals.
DAIWABO
STRENGTHS
Why choose this material
Lined Neoprene
What it is
Lined neoprene can be used both externally and internally in wetsuits. It is a fabric with exceptional elasticity, durability, longevity, and comfort, and it is less delicate than smooth neoprene.
Features
The lining adds 4 key characteristics:
- Elasticity
- Durability
- Comfort
- Less fragility compared to raw rubber
Available Versions
Superstretch lined
outside
Superstretch outer lining is available in black, in thicknesses:
- 3 mm
- 4 mm
- 5 mm
- 6 mm
- 7 mm
- 8 mm
with open-cell inside
Open Cell
inside
Raw rubber that ensures excellent adherence to the body and outstanding thermal insulation. It fits like a second skin but requires lubricants to wear and is more delicate and fragile.
Smoothskin
What it is
Smooth is an outer rubber coating similar to skin, offering excellent hydrodynamics, elasticity, and fast drying, but it is more delicate than lined neoprene.
Available Versions
Smoothskin
outside
available in black with open-cell interior, in thicknesses:
- 3 mm
- 5 mm
- 6 mm
- 7 mm
- 8 mm
Also available with superstretch inner lining in different colors and thicknesses:
· Blue (1.5 mm)
· Black (2 mm)
· Turquoise (3 mm)
· Grey (5 mm)
· Light grey (6 mm)
· Green (7 mm)
Open Cell
inside
Open Cell Inside ensures excellent body adherence and thermal insulation. Extremely soft and elastic, but requires lubricants to wear.
Superstretch lined
inside
Superstretch Lined Inside is a highly elastic fabric that does not require lubrication and is more durable than open-cell neoprene.
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