Hangers

Multi-purpose wetsuit and BCD hanger
The Multi-Purpose Hanger has wide, padded arms that support a wetsuit or BCD across the full shoulder width rather than concentrating stress on a single point. On a wire hanger, a wetsuit develops permanent shoulder creases within one season. The wide arms of a proper hanger distribute the weight evenly, allow airflow on both sides, and prevent the neoprene from compressing and losing its thermal properties at the contact point. The same hanger accommodates a BCD — critical for maintaining the shape of padded shoulder straps and the backplate or cummerbund between dives.

Drysuit hanger
A drysuit with rubber boots can be stored hanging upside down by the boots. Hanging upside down achieves two things: it allows any residual moisture inside the suit to drain fully toward the boots and escape, accelerating drying; and it prevents the neck seal from bearing the weight of the entire suit, which would stretch and deform the seal over time. The Drysuit Hanger holds the suit by the boot area using a clamp mechanism with a folding hook for space-saving storage. One of the most-asked questions we get is why drysuits develop neck seal issues prematurely — often it is from being stored incorrectly.

Accessories hanger — for the small stuff
Boots, gloves, and hoods are often the last things divers think about storing properly — and as a result they end up crammed into the bottom of a gear bag, developing mildew and odor between sessions. The Accessories Hanger has multiple arms designed to hold neoprene boots upright (for interior drying), gloves spread open, and a hood flat or over one arm. Everything dries faster when it is hung rather than piled, and the gear room smells better as a result. Our Divemasters use an accessories hanger in the gear room at the shop — it is the difference between gear that dries in a few hours and gear that takes two days and still smells.

Travel hangers — drying gear in hotel rooms
On a liveaboard or dive resort trip where you are diving multiple times per day, gear needs to dry between dives and there is rarely adequate hanging infrastructure in hotel rooms. The Travel Wetsuit Hanger and Travel BCD Hanger fold flat to fit inside a gear bag or checked luggage and unfold at the destination to provide a proper wide-arm hanger in any hotel room. The folding arms have notches to keep the wetsuit or BCD from slipping. Between dive days, hang your gear over a balcony railing, shower rod, or any horizontal surface — the gear dries fully and is ready for the next morning's dives rather than going on wet.