This genius product is a combination of a clean mat surface for changing clothes on the beach or other outdoor space, and a waterproof bag to keep wet gear separate from other gear and off of your car's surfaces as you head home after a wet water outing. This affordable piece of gear is perfect for changing out of and then storing wetsuits after dives. It's also great for beach days, kayaking adventures, and other situations you might find yourself needing to change out of wet gear and keep things clean, neat, and separate.
With this affordable gear purchase you'll get one Wetsuit Changing Mat & Bag (one item). When open, the mat provides an over 3 foot diameter circle. Partially cinch the sides to create a wall of protection against sandy or dirty surfaces. Once completely cinched, the mat turns into a large waterproof sac to hold your wetsuit, bathing suit, wet clothes, towels, and other gear you want to keep separated from dry items.
This is an affordable piece of gear and it makes a great gift idea for the adventurer who might "have it all".
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