Stay dry and warm… Palm Fuse Adventure Drysuit reviewed
Overviewed by us on Nov 4, 2024
Category: Flatwater / All-round Foil Touring & Exploring Whitewater All Equipment & Reviews Featured Level: Advanced Beginner Getting Started Intermediate
A super supple & comfy, fitted drysuit that's ready for any SUP adventure.
Overview
Paddling in a drysuit is the perfect piece of clothing for enjoying paddling through even the wettest and coldest months. But some do still have their compromises. Many are bulky, offering not much in the way of a fitted cut and can be very noisy and even sometimes stiff to paddle in. Well… that’s definitely not the case with the newest drysuit from Palm Equipment… the Fuse adventure suit.
The Fuse drysuit is a great addition to the existing Palm drysuit range, and is perfectly suited to SUP. Palm have clearly put a lot of R & D into the Fuse suit, with the new cut (athletic shape), and super soft / stretchy materials, making it feel really comfy and unrestrictive to paddle in. It has a lightweight feel, and yet is still a robust drysuit that will keep you 100% dry and warm when layered up correctly. Ideal for SUPing over those winter months.
It’s a drysuit that really wont hold you back… and a must for any committed winter paddler not wanting the air and water conditions to keep them on dry land!
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It looks amazing – I LOVE Palm and this is such a new addition to their range – thanks for the great review 🙂
Looks like a fabulous piece of kit. We currently use two-piece suits but I am finding mine both bulky and sweaty too. Could this be the way forward? Have you used in when the weather is warmer but the water still cold, like on Scottish Lochs? I would love to know your thoughts. Thanks for the insightful review 🙂