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How to choose a drysuit: SANTI guide for Lithuanian waters

Water below 10 °C most of the year – a drysuit is not a luxury here
August 17, 2026 by
How to choose a drysuit: SANTI guide for Lithuanian waters

In Lithuanian lakes and the Baltic Sea the water stays below 10 °C for most of the year. A drysuit keeps you completely dry: insulation comes from an undersuit, so the same suit works in winter and summer – you simply change what you wear underneath.

Trilaminate suits like SANTI's are light, dry quickly and allow precise sizing. SANTI offers both ready sizes and made-to-measure production – the suit is sewn to your measurements in Poland, which is why divers all over Europe choose it.

Key things to check: neck and wrist seals (silicone is easier to replace, latex stretches better), boots or socks, pocket layout and a low-profile inflation valve. Add a P-valve if you plan long technical dives.

A drysuit needs annual care: seal inspection, zipper waxing and leak testing. Our service in Lithuania performs all of this – no need to ship your suit abroad.

Come to our shop for measurements or write to us – we will help you choose a SANTI drysuit and undersuit for your diving style.

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