Description

DUI ZipSeals Wrist Seals

DUI ZipSeals Wrist Seals are available in both silicone and latex, giving divers a fast, reliable solution when seal issues arise. Gear failures can happen at the worst times—like tearing a seal just before your first dive—but with the DUI ZipSeals system, you can replace it in under a minute and get back in the water without delay.

Designed for convenience, DUI wrist seals are quick and easy to change, making them an essential upgrade or replacement for any compatible DUI drysuit. Both wrist and neck seals can be swapped in seconds using the ZipRing system—no tools, no downtime.

Choose the Right Seal for Your Dive

Latex Wrist Seals

• Available in standard and heavy-duty options for added durability
• Trusted, traditional fit with dependable performance
• ZipRing design accommodates hard dry glove ring systems

Silicone Wrist Seals

• Highly resistant to UV and ozone, offering longer lifespan in most conditions
• Softer, more flexible material for increased comfort
• Ideal for divers with latex allergies
• Excellent stretch and a smooth inner coating for easy on/off
• Particularly effective for divers with prominent wrist tendons, helping maintain a better seal during movement

Compatible with all DUI drysuits equipped with neck ZipRings and most DUI wrist ZipRing systems, silicone seals offer a modern alternative to traditional latex.

What Sets DUI Silicone Seals Apart?

“It’s all in the zip.” DUI’s innovative ZipSeals system has been trusted by divers for years thanks to its performance, comfort, and simplicity. The ability to replace your own seals in moments—without bulky clamp rings—has made it a standout solution in the industry.

Because silicone cannot be glued, DUI engineered a unique system that bonds the seal to a precision-designed ring. By combining the ideal silicone blend for durability, the correct material hardness for the ZipRing, and a locking ring design, DUI created a secure, long-lasting seal that performs in demanding conditions.

Silicone vs. Latex: What to Consider

Silicone seals provide superior comfort and longevity, but may be less suitable for divers using hard cuff ring systems, as these can increase the risk of puncture. Latex seals, while less resistant to environmental wear, may be the better option in those setups. Choosing the right material comes down to your diving style and equipment.

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