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Valve Exhaust - Apax Low Profile
The most technically advanced and reliable automatic dump valve available. Correctly adjusted, the valve gives effortless yet controlled hands free ascent as expanding air automatically vents from the suit.
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Valve Exhaust - Apax High Profile Exhaust
Apax High Profile Exhaust Valve has all the features of our Low Profile version without the obvious benefits of its low, ergonomic design. The most technically advanced and reliable automatic dump valve available.
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Dry Gloves with Wrist Seals
Dry Gloves with Wrist Seals may be an option for diver without Dry Glove Ring System.
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Dry Gloves - Si Tech Quick Glove System
Si Tech Standard Dry Glove System Part No. 60230. Requires a mounting point such as a Quick Clamp Set Part No. 60930, Quick Cuff Set Part No. 60910 or Ring Set Part No. 60412.
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Socks - Nylon / Thinsulate 400G
Santi Dry Suit Socks Nylon / Thinsulate 400G are made from three layers: Micropolar, Thinsulate™ 400 and Pertex as the outer; layer the same quality materials used in our Jumpsuits and Warmer Vests.
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P-Valve - Light Monkey Balanced
Light Monkey Balanced P-Valve is a reliable, compact and user friendly product.
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Ex-Temp Underwear Shirt
Ex-Temp thermal underwear is ideal for wearing under all
Santi Jumpsuits, in all temperatures and conditions.
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Jumpsuit - Extreme 400 - Men's
Extreme 400 Jumpsuit is the warmest one we offer. It is designed for diving in water temperature less than 40 degrees. It is also ideal for long deep diving, with decompression.
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Jumpsuit - Summer Fleece - Men's
Man's Summer Fleece Jumpsuit is made from polar material 400 g/m2, finished with polyester panels to reinforce parts exposed to damage and wear. This is an ideal Jumpsuit for warm months.
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Dry Gloves - Si Tech Rubber Cuff Rings Set
Si Tech Rubber Cuff Rings Set Part No. 60412 enables quick exchange of seals, which is perfect when the suit needs to have different sizes of seals.
Welcome to our Diving History Galleries
On this his page we bring you a little of history of diving and diving equipment, as it developed on coast of Baltic Sea in Poland. Before Santi diving equipment company ever got started there was a group of diving enthusiasts. Gaining skills and experience was not always easy, but that did not stop them from coming back to this harsh underwater environment.
May 1981 - Tomasz is getting ready for first test of his new wet suit.
May 1981 - Just before first dive in his new dive gear.
July 1982 - Class picture of Advanced Open Water Course. Tomasz on far right and his class mates.
Lake Choczewskie - May 1981 right before first diving in a self-produced suit. Lower part, so called Long Johns, had been used for 11 years by 3 different owners.
January 1983 - diving in flooded bog in Tuchomek, looking for WW II artifacts.
Lake Lubowidz, second level training LOK (Polish Defense League) - July 1983 Tomasz Stachura - sitting on the left, in self-produced wet suit made from neoprene scarps, which he and his friends had been sewing together the whole winter. We received these scarps from BARRAQUDA - a producer of diving suits - in the autumn 1982. We found their address in Skin Diver Magazine, that my friend brought from America. In response to our nice letter we received 2 bags of scarps, just enough to make 4 suits.
November 1981 - the first diving in a dry suit called “The Seal” Zaruski's Basin in Gdynia.
Lake Tuchomek.
First Dry Suit produced by Santi is still in great condition and is being dove on regular bases.