Trident Dry Launching Trousers

Trident Dry Launching Trousers is manufactured in the UK
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Trident Dry Launching Trousers
Trident Dry Launching Trousers - designed for the occasions when you want to stay dry but are not going to fall completely in the water.
SKU
TC-743
Colour
Black

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Description

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Made to the same specification as the Trident Orbit Drysuit upto the chest seam where there are under arm velcro adjustments to help prevent the ingress of splashes.
Ideal for Flying Fifteens and similar types of boats, RIBS and adults teaching youngsters from the shore.

ANALYSE THE FEATURES

  • Elasticated Adjustable Braces
  • Water resistant zipped chest pocket
  • 3D latex socks
  • Reinforced Cordura seat and knee patches
  • Elasticated waist
  • New - Underarm velcro adjustment for snug fitting on chest
  • Reflective trim

    Sizes: XS - XXL
    Colour: Black

We can also tailor make our Dry Launching Trousers to your requirements, for example we can put ankle seals on in place of the latex socks, and there are a few more optional extras you can add too. Please use our product Trident Custom Made Dry Launching Trousers to customise the Dry Launchers to your requirements.

FABRIC

RTX400H

Constructed with the specialised fabric RTX400™ it is lightweight, robust, breathable and easy to wear without a bulky feel. With over 5 years of Fabric testing the RTX400™ comes out on top every time with complete water & windproof protection.

  • The Outer Layer is a durable, abrasion resistant nylon which is treated with DWR (Durable Water Repellency).
  • The Midlayer is a microporous PU membrane which transfers vapour molecules from the inner layer to outer layer.
  • The Inner Knitted scrim layer is a soft nylon which is high wicking and has “easy slip” properties, sliding over the garments that are worn under the Drysuits ie. no snagging or dragging over knees etc. when you are moving around.

TECHNOLOGY

MANUFACTURED IN THE UK

Manufactured In The UK

We produce our drysuits on site at our Manufacturing Facility in Gateshead, United Kingdom. The drysuit are produce along with a whole range of products for sailing and other watersports activities.

More Information
SKUTC-743
ColourBlack
BracesYes
BreathableYes
Drysuit SockLatex Socks
PocketYes
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Size Chart

TridentUK Dry Launching Trousers Size Chart


 

Below is the size chart for the TridentUK Dry Launching Trousers, if you feel you need any help choosing your size please feel free to ask us a question or give us a call.
 

SizeMaximum HeightMaximum Chest
X-Small 5'4" (163cm) 34 ins (86cm)
Small 5'7" (170cm) 36 ins (91cm)
Small Broad 5'7" (170cm) 42 ins (107cm)
Medium 5'10" (178cm) 39 ins (99cm)
Medium Broad 5'10" (178cm) 44 ins (112cm)
Large 6' (183cm) 42 ins (107cm)
X-Large 6'2" (188cm) 46 ins (117cm)
XX-Large 6'3" (191cm) 50 ins (127cm)

If you do not quite fit into our size chart we also offer Made to Measure Dry Launching Trousers. Please use our product Trident Custom Made Dry Launching Trousers to customise the Dry Launchers to your requirements.

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Product Questions (15)
Customer Questions
Hi KeithWe make all sorts and yes we may well of made these in the past but the material of our current launching trousers isn't compatible with the boots so it isn't something we currently offer sorry.The launching trousers are much nicer to wear with wetsuit boots anywayRegardsDavid
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Hi David You could order a custom set and have ankle seals fitted and cut them to suit how tight you want them https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/trident-custom-made-dry-launching-trousers.html Regards David
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Hi Gary You will have to go XXL for the width which depending on whether you are proportioned long or short in the leg, may or may not be too long in the leg You could try and if that didn't work go for a made to measure, only £40 extra Regards David
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Hi Rob I am guessing she is slim and a medium may well fit although I'd expect it may be a bit short in the leg. You could order both sizes and return what you don't want Regards David
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Hi Cameron At 6'1" I would suggest the XL unless you are very short in the leg then the Large my well fit. These are great for use launching boats as well as sailing in, they have a draw string around the chest which will limit the amount of water that would enter if you were in the water, I also hear that even when submerged that the water pressure pushes the suit against your skin which limits the amount of water that would enter inside. So yes you will get water in the suit and I think it will be more of a discomfort than a problem of it filling up I hope that helps Regards David
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Hi Fiona We would recommend you returning them to us and we can test and repair as required Link to repair page and info https://www.tridentuk.com/gb/kbase/do-you-repair-drysuits.html Regards David
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Hi William From what you tell me the SB will be perfect Regards David
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Hi Ben As the material doesn't stretch there needs to be some loose material to enable movement. The size guide is for skin measurements not the measurements of the item. We would advise fleece and or base layers underneath as we know the materials aren't abrasive on the inside of the launchers, these fabrics are also breathable so you will feel dry, stay warmer longer and be more comfortable. You are welcome to try an XXL but I expect it will feel wide on you so yes you are probably a made to measure Regards David
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Hi Alastair Somewhere there is a youtube video of someone testing this but I can't find it now. The answer is no it shouldn't pull you under but it will let water in and then could make getting back onboard difficult. Even if they were full of water, the water in the trousers is the same density as the water outside the trousers so there is no weight difference to pull you anywhere. What I remember from the video is that the water pressure presses the suit to your body and together with the draw string it prevents the trousers from quickly filling up and if you are quick you can get away without taking much water in, just have a some dampness and a puddle somewhere inside. Regards David
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Hi Chris The latex socks are sized S, M, L in line with the suit sizes and the socks are designed so your toe goes to the front and any spare material is taken up around your ankle and with zipped dinghy boots this extra material is kept out the way. Ankle seals are waterproof but you then need to think how you will keep your feet warm Regards David
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Hi John I doubt the SB will fit however it depends on your body shape I would advise a MB however you could order both suits and return the one that doesn't fit Regards David
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Hi Bill Yes we do and what works best is a wetsuit boot a size larger than you would normally take and they will need an opening down the side with a zip or laces which enables you to put them on and take them off againI hope that helpsDavid
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Hi BillMy answer would depend on your chest measurement If you are 40"-42" chest then I'd go for largeOr if 42" - 44" then try a medium broadRegardsDavid
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Hi Tim, to make sure we advise the correct size, please could you also supply your hip measurement (the measurement round your widest part, rather than the usual waist measurement for trousers). Many thanks, Kieran Parslow
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Hi TrishI think it would be worth trying on a small pair and see how you feel and then if they weren't quite right we'd get a better idea of what was needed to be changed and a made to measure would then be another £35I hope that helpsDavid
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