Welcome to the Paddler Guide Gear Lab! Today we’re reviewing the Odin drysuit by Level Six!
We are stoked to present you with a new format across our different channels: Product Review Videos! From the studio and on the river, we introduce you to different products, tell you all the specs you need to know, and show you how they perform on the water.
The Odin is a high-performance, front-entry dry suit built for paddlers who demand mobility, durability, and comfort. It is made of Level Six’s new material: the Exhaust Pro fabric, which won the Innovation of the Year Award at the 2025 Paddle Sports Show!
« One thing Level Six has really designed well is the front entry zip. It makes it very easy to move around. »
The Odin is comfortable and the Exhaust Pro fabric gives it a distinct feel. It’s easy to put on, and the front-entry zipper has been placed so you don’t feel it while paddling, even with a tight PFD.
And maybe above all, the Exhaust Pro is a super cool new technology that Level Six has been developing over the last few years. The membrane is 100 percent recycled and PFAS-free, and the most interesting part is that it’s hydrophilic rather than hydrophobic. That means it draws moisture, including sweat, out of the drysuit, helping keep you drier, warmer, and more comfortable on the water.

Find the Odin on the Paddler Guide website (and the Freya here) or on the Level Six website.
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