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Cressi Spearfishing and Freediving Wetsuit with Loading Chest Pad, Knee Protection, Anatomical Design - Tokugawa: Designed in Italy

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The Tokugawa wetsuit is an excellent spearfishing and freediving wetsuit based on the market-leading Apnea wetsuit pattern.
The Tokugawa 3.5 mm open cell is a 2-piece wetsuit , which includes high-top pants and a jacket with a built-in hood, only sold together.
It is manufactured with flexible, comfortable, soft neoprene. This material is designed for flexibility. It is flexible enough for, free motion to the wearer's movements involved in spearfishing and swimming. Its anatomical design cuts offer a comfortable form-fitted feel.
The suits are fitted with an extended knee pad that covers and protects the suit and you — including shin reinforcement, as well as a high-density loading chest pad.
The Tokugawa is is designed in Italy by Cressi and made in Cambodia. Cressi has been an Italian brand pioneer in scuba diving, freediving, and snorkeling equipment since 1946.

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Cressi, since 1946.

Cressi was founded in 1946 as a diving company rich in innovation, design, development, manufacturing. An entirely family-owned and operated Italian brand, Cressi is one of the first companies to develop innovative equipment for watersports. Over 70 years later, the commitment to innovation is still in the company’s DNA. The passion that stimulated the founders to begin their adventure is still present and, combined with the advanced technology, results in the best and most reliable products!

TOKUGAWA

The Tokugawa One Piece 4mm / Two Pieces 2mm wetsuit, is a great wetsuit for spearfishing and freedom of movement. Designed for use in blue water as a perfect training suit for spearfishing and the pool.

Unique Tokugawa camouflage adapts to different water environments, from the blue waters of the Caribbean Sea to the greener hues of the northern United States. The suit's pattern provides the ultimate camouflage for all settings.

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TOKUGAWA [MONO-PIECE]

The suit's pattern provides ultimate camo for all environments. It is manufactured with flexible, comfortable, soft neoprene. This material is designed for flexibility. It s flexible enough for, free motion to the wearer's movements involved in spearfishing and swimming. Cressi prides itself on their excellent wet suit cuts. The Tokugawa is no exception. Its anatomical design cuts offer a comfortable form fitted feel. The suit design is pre-shaped arms and legs that improve flexibility and the ease of swimming.

3mm Mono-Piece wetsuit

High-density loading chest pad, pre-shaped arms and legs that improve flexibility, YKK backzip underzip lining.

TOKUGAWA [TWO PIECES]

2mm HOODED TWO-PIECES WETSUIT

High-density loading chest pad, pre-shaped arms and legs that improve flexibility, Aqua-stop system high-top pants.

Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2025

Best.Purchase.Ever.I live on the Baja Peninsula on the Sea of Cortez and I'm in or on the water diving, snorkeling or paddling 4-5 days a week. It's been a chilly winter which means wetsuits and lately they haven't been doing the job of keeping me warm. Water temps here about 58+. So I did some research on a good quality wetsuit and went with this Cressi.I put it on to go snorkeling and then layered it with a jacket and went snorkeling Saturday. Water was 60 degrees. The moment I got in the water - life changing. The last few months every time I've been in the water I've been more focused on how cold I was instead of what I was seeing. Not this time. It was like meeting a lost friend after time away, just spending time exploring. I lost track of time. 90 minutes later I got out still quite comfortable.I went out today to snorkel, 75 outside, 60 in the water. I didn't layer the jacket and, again, very comfortable.It definitely fits snug. So I mixed up a solution of 5:1 water:hair conditioner. Swiped some on my feet and calves then slid pants on very easily. Swiped some on my hands and arms, again, suit went on very easy. After each use, I rinse it with cool water and hang out to dry inside out.For diving, I'll wear another jacket on top until the water warms up.

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