Would you like to prevent marine animals from sensing you under water?
The answer is here: HECS featured its new “Stealthy” wet suits and skins at DEMA Show 2016.
A uniquely woven conductive carbon fiber integrated as a mesh in their the wetsuits forms a “Faraday cage” that reduces the diver’s electrical energy field, allowing him or her to get closer to marine animals without being detected.
This gives the diver a great advantage no only for spearfishing, but marine research and filming as well.
The suits are available in three thicknesses — 3mm (US$649/613 Euros), 5mm ($749/707 Euros) and “skin” ($449/424 Euros) — and come in different color schemes: Multicamo, black, bluewater and also a “crocodile” print.
All of the suits come with booties and gloves included.
For more info, check out the HECS website at hecsaquatic.com.
— By Vaclav Havlik
