5.5/6.5mm Delta Flex Semi-Tech Wetsuit
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Description
Features
- Complete 3 piece neoprene semi-dry wetsuit system
- 5.5mm long john with Ti-Ax Thermacote titanium lining, integrated Thermal Shield vest and rear entry zip with smooth skin flush guard
- 6.5mm neoprene shortie with Ti-Ax Thermacote titanium lining and front entry zip (including smooth skin flush guard)
- All seams triple glued and blind stitched
- Shortie can be worn over the long john for colder waters
- Smooth skin wrist and ankle seals with protective zipped covers
- 5mm separate supervent neoprene hood
Delivery, Returns & Instore Collection
When will I receive my order?
International Delivery Times
| Monday – Friday | 3 – 5 Working Days |
UK Mainland Delivery Times
| Monday – Friday before 2pm | Next Working Day |
| Monday – Friday after 2pm | 2 Working Days |
| Saturday & Sunday | 2 Working Days |
UK Extended Areas Delivery Times
| Monday – Sunday | 3 – 5 Working Days |
Please note delivery times may be extended during busy periods.
EU Areas
Please note that due to changes by HMRC, orders being shipped to EU countries will not be shipped on the same day as they are invoiced. EU Orders will now be shipped on the next working day. This only applies to E.U. orders. Domestic and Worldwide shipments remain the same.
Collect In Store?
When you go to the online checkout, you can opt to collect your items in store. We'll let you know when your order is ready for you to collect. Your order will normally be ready to collect the next working day.
Returns, refunds or exchanges?
You can return any item within 28 days of receipt for a refund, provided the item is unused, in its original packaging and in 'as new' condition.
Items will be refunded in full (less postage) if received within 28 days from the date of despatch.
THIS RETURNS POLICY DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS. DETAILS OF WHICH ARE AVAILABLE FROM THE CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU OR CONSUMER DIRECT.
We aim to deal with all returns and exchanges on the day they arrive, however please allow longer during peak periods.
You can return the item(s) by dropping them off in store or by returning the item(s) by post. We do not insist on a specific courier service for the return, so please use the most economical or appropriate method for returning the item(s).
Northern Diver (Int) Ltd
Appley Lane North
Appley Bridge
Wigan
Lancashire
WN6 9AE
If an item becomes faulty after a period of time then please contact customer services (01257 254 444 or info@ndiver.com) prior to returning the item. We will either repair or replace the item at our discretion.
Tell Us What You Think
Customer Reviews
5 out of 5 Stars (4 reviews)
One of the best cold water wetsuits
By Charles Hood - Scuba Magazine on 01 Aug. 2016
I’ve been diving on and off with an older Delta-Flex now for around five years and it has been one of my favourite to take to the Red Sea in winter. The new version looks and feels pretty similar. The one-piece suit has an average thickness of 5.5mm and the shortie has an average of 6mm. The secret of the Delta-Flex is its integrated upper vest. Made of thin neoprene with a single lined seal, you pull it over your head when donning the suit. When the suit is zipped up this upper vest makes it nearly watertight around the neck. To be honest I didn’t think it would last more than a few dives, but the previous model is still going strong. There are inverted seals around the ankles and wrists along with my pet hate – zips. Granted, zips do make putting a suit on easier but I find when removing the suit they just dig into your ankles and wrists. All seams are triple-glued and blind-stitched, making them pretty much watertight – the super-soft neoprene is incredibly flexible. At only five and a half millimetres thick, the Delta-Flex struggled to keep me as warm as the others but wait, for the price Northern Diver throw in a thicker over-shortie and hood – how good is that? This makes the combination good for most people in water temperatures in the lower teens. The outer material of my older suit was a little prone to abrasion but the new suit has a generous coating of rubber stripes and discs on the shoulders and knees respectively. Being the least expensive and including shortie and hood, the Delta-Flex is the bargain of the bunch here on test.
Really Good Quality Semi-Dry
By Mark Clayton on 15 Jun. 2016
Used it 4 dives so far, 2 inland and 2 Sea. Only used the base suit and hood, hardly felt the water and was warm as toast. Very impressed with the quality, great fit too. On the web page it is not obvious that this package includes a matching shorty and hood. The picture of the older model shows that better. I was lucky that I could call in to Northern Diver (Wigan) to see it in the flesh/neoprene..
Great quality
By Steve on 26 Sep. 2016
Bought for "varied" diving and took the whole kit to Malta recently, never used the shorty oversuit and was never cold. Must admit water temp was never below 16c but others with standard 5mm did complain of the cold on a couple of occasions. In fact the water in the legs after the dive was actually pretty warm and we never experienced any flush through. Great place to buy, from people who actually dive and who can also get alterations carried out for the non-standard people like me!
Six of the best cold water wetsuits
By Scuba Magazine on 30 Jan. 2017
I’ve been diving on and off with an older Delta-Flex now for around five years and it has been one of my favourite to take to the Red Sea in winter. The new version looks and feels pretty similar. The one-piece suit has an average thickness of 5.5mm and the shortie has an average of 6mm. The secret of the Delta-Flex is its integrated upper vest. Made of thin neoprene with a single lined seal, you pull it over your head when donning the suit. When the suit is zipped up this upper vest makes it nearly watertight around the neck. To be honest I didn’t think it would last more than a few dives, but the previous model is still going strong. There are inverted seals around the ankles and wrists along with my pet hate – zips. Granted, zips do make putting a suit on easier but I find when removing the suit they just dig into your ankles and wrists. All seams are triple-glued and blind-stitched, making them pretty much watertight – the super-soft neoprene is incredibly flexible. At only five and a half millimetres thick, the Delta-Flex struggled to keep me as warm as the others but wait, for the price Northern Diver throw in a thicker over-shortie and hood – how good is that? This makes the combination good for most people in water temperatures in the lower teens. The outer material of my older suit was a little prone to abrasion but the new suit has a generous coating of rubber stripes and discs on the shoulders and knees respectively. Being the least expensive and including shortie and hood, the Delta-Flex is the bargain of the bunch here on test.
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