Free 2-Day Shipping on orders over $50*
Memorial Day SaleMemorial Day Sale
Detail Pics

Description

Stay dry, warm, and on top of that wild river.

If you run more east-coast creeks and rivers than glacier-feed cataracts, then the Bomber Gear Hydrobomb Dry Top is your ticket to warm, unrestricted paddling. With the same waterproof breathable construction and durability as the Bomb Dry Top, this top features slightly lighter weight fabric more tuned to the needs of eastern river rats who paddle year 'round.
  • BombTech four-ply outer shell fabric provides waterproof protection while remaining breathable so you don't get soggy from sweat
  • Nylon inner layer is smooth on your skin so you don't get chafed while you paddle like crazy
  • Bomblock seams ensure no water gets inside during many years of running rivers
  • The 2mm neoprene wrists lock down on your arms and latex reduces chafing
  • Vault Water Lock uses 2mm J-Mesh Sticky neoprene in the waist band to adjust and fit your body size, and it works with Bomber Gear pants and spray skirts (sold separately)
  • Super Stretch with SlickSkin neoprene neck are fused together, not glued, and provide chafe-free security
  • 3M glass piping keeps you visible during inclement weather and rescue scenarios
  • Loose fit enables full range of motion for class V-VI paddling

Share your thoughts

What do you think of the

Bomber Gear Hydrobomb Dry Top - Long-Sleeve

? Share a...

No file chosen

Rather attach a photo from another website?

Rather attach a photo from your computer?

  • Product review:
  • Share a video
  • Share a photo

How familiar are you with the product?(optional)

Invalid filetype.

Save

Here's what others have to say...

4 5

Canyonista

Member since 

Mine just arrived yesterday and I'm impressed. I'll be using it for early season paddling in Colorado and a summer trip on the Middle Fork. I wear a women'ts XL and ordered a men's large. Seems to be roomy enough for shoulders and layers. Oh, yeah, a pretty sweet price for a full-on dry top!

I'm 6'2" broad shoulders but thin. Should...

trep487419

Member since 
Posted on

I'm 6'2" broad shoulders but thin. Should I get an XL so I can layer underneath?

Pat Palmer

Member since 
Best Answer Responded on

The neck size may also be a concern. That will depend on your neck measurment, and how you tolerate anything constricting around your neck. I have the same issue. I'm XL in chest, shoulders and neck, but L everywhere else. And, I cannot tolerate anything too constricting around my neck.
If you can't try one on first, you may want to order both an XL and L, then return the one that doesn't fit. An expensive prospect until you retun one, but you'll be assured the best fit.