These superior-quality immersion suits have been in production since 1959-and in fact are the very first immersion suits to ever be seen in the maritime market. Each suit is meticulously crafted and pressure-tested upon completion. View Approval Certificates here.

Key Features

• USCG/MED Approved / SOLAS Compliant
• Three-fingered mitt to keep your fingers warmer
• Wide legs for quick donning
• Dual-zipper pull tabs
• Inflatable high-rider ring for additional freeboard and buoyancy
• Snug-fitting face seal is flexible and comfortable
• Retro-reflective tape for extra visibility
• Sturdy storage bag with 2 handles for quick retrieval and donning of suit
• Suits are true to size
• Suits made of 5mm neoprene
• 1-piece, sealed contruction
• Back straps
• Inherently buoyant
• Comes with whistle
• Weighs only 14 lbs. (6.35 kg.)

Options

• Optional personal survival kit pocket. This pocket zips right onto the high-rider ring, which allows for a simple and easy perosnal survival kit right on your suit. It can hold anything from an EPIRB or PLB, medication, flares, food and/or water.
• Lifting harness and buddy line available
• Custom stencilling with organization name
• PFD Lights are also available for the suits

Servicing
Revere offers worldwide service stations for Imperial Immersion Suits for pressure-testing and inspection. Suits must be in a serviceable condition at all times. The pressure test can reveal leaks that can’t be seen with the naked eye. A well-maintained suit greatly increases your chances of survival, will last longer, and saves you time and money in the long run.

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