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I got my wife and son a brand new boost drysuit to use. The more I talked to them the more I realize they are not going to use it. I also have it listed on Ebay.
I am asking $300 with free shipping. Let me know if interested.
I am asking $300 with free shipping. Let me know if interested.
| Great suit. Never used. Just don't need. Bought it for my son and wife to share, but I don't think they will use it. This is a size small which fits 5'7" to 5'10", 135-155 lbs, chest 36.5 to 38.5", and waist of 29-31". The O’Neill Boost is the ultimate in drysuit technology. It all starts with the trilaminate nylon shell material that is extremely strong and resistant to punctures. Weighing in at just 300 grams per sq. meter, this is undoubtedly one of the lightest drysuits on the market. The fit is similar to that of a jumpsuit or baggy pants and jacket. This added room gives you a comfortable fit, full range of motion, and lots of room for layering clothes underneath. The Boost is 100% waterproof and is built to withstand the test of time. O'Neill goes the extra step and fully tapes all of the seams with a special waterproof tape which is added to the inside of all the seams. Jump into the water confidently knowing that your clothes underneath won’t get wet and cold. The SmoothSkin Dry Neck Seal that is very comfortable and doesn’t cause chafing like the latex neck seal on most other drysuits. Both the wrist and ankle latex seals are nearly 2x as thick as competitor’s drysuits, ensuring a watertight fit and added durability. Built into the drysuit are adjustable suspenders that allow the rider to easily adjust the overall fit of the drysuit. The added versatility from the adjustable suspenders makes the Boost a popular option for those that will have multiple riders using the same drysuit. Getting in/out of it is no problem thanks to the heavy-duty zipper on the back of the wetsuit that goes from shoulder to shoulder. The back zipper design is far more popular than a chest zipper as it stays out of the way while riding and allows for greater mobility. It is possible to zip and unzip the drysuit by yourself but we recommend having a friend help you out if possible. Specifically designed for watersports use, the O’Neill Boost is used by waterskiers, wakeboarders, and wakesurfers worldwide for once the water temps begin to plummet. |
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