SUPERTILBUD NPX Lucifer Drysuit

Burn Water. Welcome to the Antichrist of wetsuits: The Drysuit. For Kiteboarders only, NPX Lucifer is a whole new evangelism and once you’ve crossed over there aint no going back. Obey the new freedom. Honour the comfort and dryness. Respect the awe-inspiring-ness and omnipotence-ity. There are never enough words. Lucifer deceives you willingly: It’s cut to look like a smokin’ 2 piece unit, but it’s one piece, joined in the middle. Got you there. And with Lucifer, you wear the harness inside the suit - out of sight, out of mind, out of the way so you can focus your energies on the burning task ahead. t’s so good, it’s bad. You’ll frighten yourself, but we’ve got something for that too...Yes, Lucifer is a drysuit, but if you’re the kind of rider that sometimes wets their pants (in fear or desperation) we’ve packed you some relief. The Pee-Zip. Self explanatory. NPX Lucifer. Unholy

LATEX SEAL USAGE 
Please take care when pushing your hands and feet through the latex wrist and ankle seals. Pull apart the seal opening before pushing your hand/foot through. Tearing may occur if too much force is applied without pulling apart the opening. NPX Wetsuits will not warranty latex seals that have been incorrectly used.

WATERPROOFNESS 
The fabric used for this suit is made from three layers which are waterproof, windproof and breathable, respectively. Due to the porous nature of breathable fabrics, water may penetrate the layer when submerged for an extended period of time. The fabric may also feel wet at times when moisture saturates the outer layer even though the inside remains dry.

DRYSUIT CARE 
Rinse after every use with cold water. Never use soap or chemicals. To dry, hang the drysuit on a wide-shouldered hanger. Avoid wire hangers. NEVER put your drysuit in a clothes dryer. Do not dry your drysuit in the sun. UV rays will damage the glue and tape on the drysuit. It will void your warranty.
Store your drysuit in a cool, dark place. Do not leave it in hot or humid conditions. Leave all zippers open during storage.

LATEX CUFF CARE 
One of the most easily damaged areas of your drysuit is the latex wrist and ankle cuffs. UV rays and chemicals from suntan lotion or dirt will break down the latex. Make sure you rinse the cuffs with water after use. For long-term storage, sprinkle a little baby powder on them to protect them from humidity.