Built for budget-conscious boaters and paddlers, the NRS Women's Foray Dry Suit is streamlined to keep rafters and stand-up paddlers warm and dry without the unnecessary bulk of an overskirt for whitewater kayak sprayskirts.
Description
TECHNICAL SPECS
-
4-Layer Eclipse™ fabric for dependable dryness, breathability and toughness.
-
Traditional cross-body zippered entry with protective flap.
-
Paddler's Cut™ for an athletic fit and tapered legs reduce drag when wading or swimming.
-
YKK® AquaSeal® entry and relief zippers.
-
Exposed relief zipper reduces bulk when sitting.
-
Tough latex neck and wrist gaskets, protected with Glideskin™ volcano-style overcuffs.
-
Wrist cuffs are reinforced with extended neoprene protection to keep arms dryer.
-
Mesh holes at the wrist and neck drain trapped water.
-
Leg design tapers toward the ankle for less drag and features internal elastic and silicone accents for a snug fit that stays in place.
-
Cordura® panel at the interior ankle offers additional abrasion resistance.
-
Features Eclipse™ fabric socks, buckle-closure waist belt and one PFD-friendly stash pocket.
- Zippers must be cleaned and maintained to ensure maximum dryness and extend the lifespan of a dry suit. Refer to our Dry Wear Care article for suggested zipper care instructions and products.
We want to ensure that you are getting the best gear, with the best service, at the best price!
Learn more.
Paddlers Also Like...
Don't Forget About These
What are we up to?
View more from the CKS Blog
Down and Dirty: 9 Items You Need for Your Dry Suit Repair Kit
Whitewater dry wear is the largest apparel investment any boater can make. For those who want to extend the life and use of their dry suit (or dry top), it's best to keep a dry suit repair kit on hand. Read our 9 recommendations for the best dry suit repair kit!
Whitewater Kayak Paddle Buying Guide
Choosing the right paddle for whitewater kayaking can be daunting with all the available paddle options to consider. We are here to help!
...
All Aboard the Love Boat!
Have you ever had a tough time convincing your family that your black eye isn't that big of a deal? Or spent an hour explaining to your Tinder date the difference between "homeless" and "houseless," just so they would understand why you brought them back to a tent in the woods?
If you answered yes to either of these things, hopefully this blog can help avoid some of those awkward conversations!