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Wetsuit

A wetsuit is a garment worn to provide thermal protection while wet. It is usually made of foamed neoprene, and is worn by surfers, divers, windsurfers, canoeists, and others engaged in water sports and other activities in or on the water. Its purpose is to provide thermal insulation and protection from abrasion, ultraviolet exposure, and stings from…

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Related items
Diving suit, dry suit, hot water suit, rash guard
Uses
Thermal protection for water-sport and underwater work

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Uses

Insulation

Buoyancy

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Types

Accessories

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Wetsuit

Nodes106
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Triples163
Avg. degree1.98
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Wetsuit

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related to Origins · 24
Wetsuit → Bascom, Bascom's, Bradner, Bradner's, California, He, However, Hugh Bradner, In, June, La Jolla, Larry, Lauriston, Marshall, Navy/National Research Council Panel, Oceanography, Scripps Institution, The, The United States Navy, They
related to Insulation · 11
Wetsuit → Areas, However, Nitrogen, Softer, Some, Still, The, Uncompressed, Water, Wetsuits, Wm
related to Return of single-backed neoprene · 10
Wetsuit → Although, As, Extremely, Lycra, Other, Single, Some, The, To, With
related to Closures · 9
Wetsuit → Cross, Each, Full, It, Jackets, The, They, Vertical, Zippers
related to Semi-dry suits · 9
Wetsuit → Almost, Any, Early, Neoprene, Semi-dry, The, They, Though, Together
related to Thickness · 9
Wetsuit → Because, For, Improved, Modern, Some, The, This, Wetsuits, With
related to Buoyancy · 8
Wetsuit → An, Breath-hold, Buoyancy, Depending, Foamed, Measurements, The, This
related to Heated suits · 7
Wetsuit → Electrically, Flushing, Hot, More, The, These, Wetsuits
related to Configurations · 6
Wetsuit → It, Most, Some, These, Trousers, Various
related to Development of suit design · 6
Wetsuit → Backing, Excessive, Initially, Such, This, To

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neoprene suit water wetsuits suits also used buoyancy surface foam insulation needed worn protection may thermal cold made zipper fit

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
WetsuitRelated itemsDiving suit, dry suit, hot water suit, rash guard1.00infobox
WetsuitUsesThermal protection for water-sport and underwater work1.00infobox
Wetsuitis agarment worn to provide thermal protection while wet0.90text
nylon or later spandexinstance ofwith thin sheets of tougher material0.80text
abrasioninstance offunctions are buoyancy and protection from some environmental hazards0.80text
sunburninstance offunctions are buoyancy and protection from some environmental hazards0.80text
and to a lesser extentinstance offunctions are buoyancy and protection from some environmental hazards0.80text
wind chillinstance offunctions are buoyancy and protection from some environmental hazards0.80text
spandexinstance ofwith other stitching methods now used mainly for decorative or stylistic purposes.Further advances in suit designHighly elastic fabrics0.80text
open-water swimminginstance oftheir use was explored in other sports0.80text
triathlonsinstance oftheir use was explored in other sports0.80text
spandexinstance ofFurther advances in suit designHighly elastic fabrics0.80text

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