Womens J2 Shorts Fourth Element


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Fourth Element J2 Women's Base Layer Shorts – Ultimate Performance for Drysuit Diving 

 Fast-wicking & quick-drying |  4-way stretch comfort |  Antimicrobial silver ion technology

The Fourth Element J2 Base Layer Shorts for women are engineered for exceptional comfort and performance beneath your drysuit. Made with OceanPositive recycled polyester, this advanced base layer pulls moisture away from your skin, keeping you dry and warm even in case of minor leaks or suit floods. It’s the perfect first layer in your drysuit system.

Thanks to embedded silver ion technology, the J2 Shorts remain fresh even during repetitive dives or multi-day dive expeditions. The soft 4-way stretch fabric with minimal seams provides a close-to-skin fit that feels smooth and supportive. A wide waistband sits flat and comfortably on your torso, making the J2 Shorts ideal for long-duration dives or layered use with thermal undersuits.

Features & Fitting
  • Developed for J2 caving expedition
  • Tested for 19 days, 24hrs a day
  • Anti-microbial silver ion technology
  • Lightweight and compact
  • Fast wicking
  • Extreme performance
  • Perfect for extended drysuit diving
  • OceanPositive made with Recycled Polyester
Fabric & Care
  • 90% Recycled Polyester/ 10% Elastane
  • Machine Wash Cold
  • Line Dry
  • Do not use Bleach
  • Do not Iron
  • Do not Tumble Dry
  • Can be Dry Cleaned
  • Avoid use of Fabric Softeners

About Fourth Element

high quality performance

Fourth Element is dedicated to making the best gear for your underwater adventures, from award-winning drysuits and wetsuits to fins & masks and rashguards made from recycled ghost-fishing nets. 

"OceanPositive is our commitment to being a force for good for the ocean"

"We’re making sure our products, packaging and practices have minimum impact on the environment whilst never compromising on quality, durability and performance.

We partner with organisations leading the way in ocean conservation, collaborating on projects and initiatives bringing positive change to the ocean.."

Materials with purpose

Ocena Natural Rubber

OCENA® is a natural rubber developed by SHEICO Group for use in and around water. It replaces petroleum-based neoprene in wetsuits and other marine gear, cutting the carbon footprint by up to 95%. OCENA® carries USDA certification with 82% bio-based content, and SHEICO holds FSC Chain-of-Custody certification, so the rubber is traced through a responsibly managed supply chain.

ECONYL®

ECONYL® is 100% regenerated nylon, a significant percentage of which comes from fishing nets recovered from the sea..

UPF 50+

Rashguards The UPF 50+ fabric is a blend of recycled nylon and xtra life™ LYCRA®, which gives generous stretch and also offers extended protection against chlorine and salt.

Ocean postive

No More Microplastics

Water soluble | Recyclable | Compostable
Biodegradable | Non-toxic | Marine-safe
Zero waste

Our No More Microplastics packaging is 100% water soluble, recyclable, compostable and biodegradable – eliminating the problems that plastic usually causes when we attempt to dispose of it.

Develop better products

A Better Neoprene

Limestone Neoprene | Recycled Rubber | Dope-Dyed Yarn (exclusive products)

After the neoprene creation process, the redundant trimmed materials will be recycled and reused in the mixing process to produce more neoprene sheets. Overall huge amounts of raw materials are saved, energy consumption is reduced and waste water and air emissions are minimised during production.

Recycled materials

The recycled dive fin. It is the unique combination of materials which makes this fin special. The plastic is made from 100% reclaimed post-consumer waste polypropylene and the rubber is made with recycled TPR. By using materials in this way, we are preventing plastic being sent to landfill or ending up as waste in the ocean as part of fourth element’s mission to become OceanPositive.