Wetsuits

Please use the size guide within each product page to find a perfect-fit wetsuit  If you are on the border, our suggestion is to size up.

All of our wetsuits feature the same core construction, with key differences in neoprene thickness, hood options, and price. Neoprene is a flexible, insulating material that helps retain body heat by trapping a thin layer of water between the wetsuit and your skin, which your body warms. Thicker neoprene provides greater insulation for colder water and cooler climates, while thinner neoprene offers more flexibility and freedom of movement in warmer conditions. Select styles also feature built-in hoods for added warmth and protection in cold water. Choosing the right wetsuit comes down to water temperature, weather conditions, and your preferred balance of warmth and mobility.

To properly care for your wetsuit, we recommend never putting it in a washer or dryer and never leaving it in direct sunlight to dry. Wetsuits should always be rinsed with fresh water and hung to dry not in direct sunlight. When hanging to dry, avoid hanging by shoulders as we recommend it to be folded over a bar or hanger at the waistline. Light soap or detergent is okay to use when washing.