By Mike Hughes
Sharkskin products are not really made from the skin of sharks and they don’t even harm sharks for that matter. They call their products Sharkskins to let you know that just like sharks, you too can have the ultimate protection from the environment for a multitude of water sports. Sharkskin makes vests, shirts, pants, and full body contoured wetsuits. The four-way stretching material comes in black or silver. So if you are looking for technical exposure protection from a 3ml material made in the USA and sewn in Australia, then you have to shield and suit up try one of these neutrally buoyant and wind resistant outfits.
Click the picture for a youtube video or peruse www.sharkskin.com.au
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