Experience unparalleled comfort with the Men’s Arctic Leggings by Fourth Element—where style seamlessly merges with sustainability. Crafted with 80% recycled polyester on the outer layer and 100% recycled polyester fleece inside, these leggings redefine eco-friendly performance.

Encounter high wicking, low bulk, and superior insulation for ultimate underwater comfort enabling dives of up to an hour in temperatures from 10 – 16 degrees Celsius (50 – 60°F). The contemporary flexible, metallic branding adds a modern touch. Equipped with foot stirrups for easy donning, single-layered lower legs to reduce bulk, and pee-valve readiness, these leggings are designed for unmatched convenience on every dive.

Elevate your gear and explore with confidence in the Men’s Arctic Leggings—where style, function, and eco-consciousness converge in this premier scuba diving undergarment.

EXTREME PERFORMANCE

• The Arctic is one of the highest performance undersuits in scuba diving. Constructed using a unique combination of low volume, high insulation materials, the Arctic’s two layer structure creates a microclimate next to the skin, maximising the retention of body warmth during a dive.
• Using high density fleece, the Arctic holds air next to the skin and wicks away moisture from suit leaks or perspiration to maintain a dry zone next to the skin. The outer layer is high stretch, abrasion resistant material, which will not interfere with the operation of auto dump valves, and will not cause air to be trapped.

FUNCTION

• The Arctic will also continue to perform when wet. In situations even when a drysuit has flooded, the Arctic continues to provide thermal protection.
• The suit is designed to maximise fit and performance, giving snug protection to the body, including the feet.
• The Arctic is fully machine washable

VERSATILITY

• Suitable for wearing underneath neoprene or membrane drysuits, the Arctic, can be used in conjunction with the Xerotherm base layer to provide extra protection for the most extreme diving conditions. (link to layering system page)