The QUANTUM X1 is a premium drysuit specifically engineered for stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) in cold and demanding conditions. Its advanced three-layer construction combines waterproof protection, breathability, freedom of movement, and outstanding comfort, making it ideal for training, racing, and long-distance paddling throughout the colder months.

IMPORTANT: The semi-dry neck seal provides comfort and ventilation during endurance paddling but is not fully watertight when immersed.

Not completely: the suit is waterproof up to the neck seal, but the semi-dry neck seal is not fully watertight during complete immersion. The semi-dry neck seal is intentionally designed to prioritize comfort and ventilation if needed during endurance paddling. The fabric is waterproof and windproof, and the suit features a premium YKK® dry zipper for reliable waterproof performance.

Yes. The innovative Swiss-engineered membrane allows moisture vapour to escape while preventing water from entering. This helps maintain a comfortable body climate even during high-intensity activities

Absolutely. With appropriate thermal layers underneath, the QUANTUM X1 is an excellent choice for cold-weather paddling and pump foiling. Combined with the DRYDOR Polar Fleece, it provides outstanding comfort even on very cold days.

Yes. Thanks to its breathable membrane and climate-management properties, the QUANTUM X1 can be worn throughout the year. Simply adjust your base layers according to the temperature and activity level.

The drysuit itself provides very little insulation. We recommend moisture-wicking functional base layers that transport perspiration away from the body. In warm conditions, a technical T-shirt and shorts may be sufficient, while colder temperatures call for thermal underwear or ski base layers. For maximum warmth and comfort, we recommend our specially developed DRYDOR Polar Fleece.

A drysuit should fit comfortably without restricting movement. The QUANTUM X1 features an adjustable waist system that allows you to fine-tune the fit for optimal comfort, mobility, and performance on the water. The sizing is designed to allow enough room for warm base layers underneath without compromising the fit or freedom of movement.

All sizes are designed according to European sizing standards. To find your ideal fit, please refer to the Size Chart at the top of this page. The chart also includes the corresponding US and Asian size equivalents, making it easy to choose the correct size regardless of your region.

Yes. Unlike a wetsuit, a drysuit always contains a layer of air between your body and the suit fabric. This trapped air provides excellent buoyancy, often even more than a wetsuit. In addition, the air layer acts as an insulating barrier, helping to keep cold water away from your body and enhancing overall comfort in the water.

This combination of buoyancy and insulation is one of the key advantages of a drysuit, especially in colder conditions.