pressure suit n.

Have you fur pressure-suits?

If anything went wrong with his flimsy pressure-suit, or his twelve-foot bubble of air— Cartwright tried not to shudder.

He still wore a pressure suit, but the helmet had been removed.

He stepped down from the jumper—a rocket motor with a railed platform and some equipment on it, nothing more—and planted his boots on the solid rock of the ringwall’s crest. With a twist of his shoulders to settle the weight of the pressure-suit’s bulky backpack, he shambled over to the packet of seismic instruments and florescent [sic] marker that the priest had left there.

I lured him…by promising him that he could help develop pressure suits for fighter planes… It led directly to him developing the first suit used on the Moon.

A man in a pressure suit jogged across the gray dust to the ship.

The pressure suits he built had power packs and weapons stores.

Through the thick insulation of his pressure suit, Jamie could hear nothing except his own excited breathing.

The last half had to be covered in pressure suits; and the only real view, sensational though it was, came from Aphrodite’s Seat, the clifftops just below the caldera plateau.