From the left: Lime, Red, Fluo-Yellow, Black, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange and White

Here I'm wearing the Yellow Extreme Coverall.

In the back of the suit there is an elastic rubber waistband.

The suits are made of shiny Opalo fabric. It is extremely durable and easy keep clean - just rinse with water.

The Extreme Coverall is also available with reflectors.

The Extreme Coverall can be ordered with boots attached too. Here I'm wearing the Lime Coloured Extreme Coverall.

In the front of the suit there is a hidden zipper under a storm flap. No water will enter even in the worst rain.

You can choose whether to get snap buttons or Velcro to close the storm flap in the front

This cuff type is called the elastic nylon fabric second cuff.

This cuff is called the elastic single inner cuff.

This is called the neoprene fabric second cuff.

In the legs of the suits there are cuffs that attach firmly to your boots.

The hood can be fastened with a string.

The Extreme Drainage Coverall differs from the regular coverall in a way that there is no zippers in the front. You close it from the back between shoulders. Ask for a friend to help .

The inside of the Opalo fabric is like this - slipper nylon. It is not cotton.