BARE EXOWEAR HOOD (Unisex)

The ExoWear Hood provides the maximum thermal protection available in a neutrally buoyant exposure-protection hood and is designed for multi-sport use. ExoWear Hood offers great protection and additional warmth for your head during cold water activities. OMNIRED™ Infrared Technology in the hood’s fabric converts your outbound heat into infrared energy and reflects it back to your head for thermal warmth. 3-Layer Fabric protects from the harshest elements with materials that are water repellant, windproof, breathable, quick-drying, wicking, and anti-microbial

BARE ExoWear Hood: High-Tech Warmth for Your Head

Your head is the primary source of heat loss in cold water, and keeping it warm is the key to a comfortable and safe dive. The BARE ExoWear Hood is a high-tech thermal garment designed to provide maximum warmth and protection for your head during any cold-water activity, from scuba diving to kayaking.

The Science of Staying Warmer:

The ExoWear Hood uses two key technologies to provide an exceptional level of warmth.

• OMNIRED™ Infrared Technology: The fabric is woven with thermo-reactive minerals. Why this matters: These minerals are designed to capture your escaping body heat, convert it into infrared energy, and reflect it right back to your head, actively working to reduce heat loss.
• Advanced 3-Layer Fabric: This composite material is windproof and has a water-repellent exterior. Why this matters: This is a huge benefit during surface intervals or on the ride out to the dive site, as it dramatically reduces the chilling effect of wind on a wet head. The inner fleece also wicks moisture away from your skin, a crucial part of staying warm.

Engineered for a Comfortable Fit:

The entire hood is made from a high 4-way stretch fabric.

• Why this Matters: This allows the hood to provide a snug, anatomical fit that conforms to your head without feeling tight or restrictive. It moves with you as you turn your head, ensuring your comfort and freedom of movement are never compromised.