An intriguing concept. Looks like an all-out solution for aquatic mobility, and at the same time, still not as encumbering on land as conventional scuba gear. Do the wings have any way to fold up when not in use? Is the suit fully integrated, or are some of the pieces separable?

The wings/fins can be folded to a certain degree when the VdW drive is not engaged, as thier fabric is finely ripped with cristalline components, which are foldable, if not engaged it would feel akin to a slightly more stiff coat on land, it will not hinder movement but you cannot entirely hide its bulk. If they are however engaged and electricity is circulating, the sewn in cristaline components become stiff and will hold thier current form, only when the drive is disangaged the fins will become floppy again. Furthermore the molecule pushing effect which propels the wearer when in water does also for a certain extend work in air, not to enable real flight but to rather extend the sailing time up to 100m when at top speed before surface break. The fins should not be used as pure sailing wings on land, because the VdW drive will generate to much heat, which can only properly dispersed by diving into water and will become very unpleasent for the wearer otherwise.

Due to the prototype nature of this suit it is fully integrated as an one piece outfit. It was the easiest solution to incorporate the energy and heat transporting system into it, which will keep the wearer warm while in use and also disperse excess heat via the cooling gills. But its feasible to adapt the technology into separate pieces once properly understood^^.

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