Are you wondering about the right wetsuit thickness for your needs? Unsure which suit is suitable for the water temperature you’ll be in? Curious about terms like “3/2 wetsuit”? Look no further! We’ve put together a guide to help you find the right suit thickness based on the water temperature that you plan on being in. We’ve included some charts tailored to each water sport to help you in making an informed decision.
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The proper wetsuit care and maintenance is vitally essential to ensure your suits longevity and to keep it smelling clean and fresh. By following these straight forward guidelines, you can maximize the lifespan of your wetsuit and avoid becoming “that person” at the beach.
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Whether you’re into kitesurfing, waterskiing, swimming or surfing, a wetsuit is an essential piece of gear for colder water conditions. Wetsuits offer better insulation than standard swimsuits or boardshorts, making them a preferred option for extended water activities. They are available for men, women, and kids, making them suitable for the whole family.
Wetsuits are typically made of neoprene and come in various thicknesses to suit different water and activity conditions. Neoprene is not waterproof, but it has small holes (cells) that allow water to enter. The thin layer of water that gets trapped between the neoprene and your skin acts as an additional layer of insulation, keeping you warm. Thicker neoprene has more heat-trapping cells, providing better insulation. Consider the thickness of the neoprene based on your activity and the time of year.
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