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Blue Wetsuits C-Skins Skins Element 3/2mm Kids Wetsuit 2023 Slate Navy XX

C-Skins Skins Element 3/2mm Kids Wetsuit 2023 Slate Navy XX

Wetsuit, Junior, Child

£39.99
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Mountain warehouse Womens/Ladies Shorty Sleeveless Wetsuit Navy

Mountain warehouse Womens/Ladies Shorty Sleeveless Wetsuit Navy

Wetsuit, Woman

£42.05
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Osprey Origin LS 3mm Men

Osprey Origin LS 3mm Men

Wetsuit, Man

£44.95
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Olaian Decathlon 2/2Mm Neoprene Wetsuit, Back Zip Navy

Olaian Decathlon 2/2Mm Neoprene Wetsuit, Back Zip Navy

Wetsuit, Woman

£49.99
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Rip Curl Omega 2mm Shorty Wetsuit 2023 Blue-Small

Rip Curl Omega 2mm Shorty Wetsuit 2023 Blue-Small

Wetsuit, Man

£54.59
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Mountain warehouse Men's Mens Neoprene Wetsuit Blue XXL-3XL

Mountain warehouse Men's Mens Neoprene Wetsuit Blue XXL-3XL

Wetsuit

£61.90
2stores
Blue Wetsuits Trespass damen neoprenanzug lox female 3mm full wetsuit cosmic blue marl Blau

Trespass damen neoprenanzug lox female 3mm full wetsuit cosmic blue marl Blau

Nassanzug, Damen

£64.99
2stores
Zone3 Activate Momentum II Mens Short Sleeve Trisuit Black/Khaki-Extra
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Zone3 Activate Momentum II Mens Short Sleeve Trisuit Black/Khaki-Extra

Wetsuit, Man

£69.99£112.99
2stores
Mystic Brand 3/2mm Long Sleeve Shorty Wetsuit Night Blue
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Mystic Brand 3/2mm Long Sleeve Shorty Wetsuit Night Blue

Wetsuit, Woman

£79.95
2stores

Three tips before buying a wetsuit

Wetsuits are made from neoprene, which is a type of rubber compound. The thickness can vary, and therefore provide different levels of heat. A single nylon suit has nylon on the inside and is the warmest option. However, double nylon models are more durable and have a longer lifespan, which makes them popular.

Usually the thickness used on different parts of the wetsuit varies. A 5/3 wetsuit has a thickness of five millimetres on the body itself, and three millimetres on the arms. The reason for this is to keep you warm but not impair the movement in your arms.

  • 0.5–1.5 millimetres primarily provides protection against chafing and sun. These wetsuits are used in tropical parts of the world that have a water temperature of over 23 degrees.

  • 2 millimetres is for use in water with a temperature of 20 to 23 degrees, such as the Mediterranean.

  • 3/2 millimetres is a good alternative when the water is about 14 to 20 degrees, as is often the case during the British summer.

  • 5/3 millimetres is suitable as an all-round suit, and is a good choice if you want to extend the surfing season at home this autumn.

Thicker than this is suitable as a winter suit and will keep you warm in really cold water, such as during winter.

How thick your wet suit needs to be also depends on your swimming style. For crawl, you should wear a full suit that measures three millimetres. If you swim on breast stroke, it is recommended that you wear a three-millimetre shorty, i.e. a wet suit with short sleeves and legs. This reduces the risk of your swim strokes splashing water into the suit. If you’re heavy in your feet while swimming, it’s a good idea to wear a full suit even if you do breast stroke.

Having a zip or not is entirely a matter of taste. Wearing a zip-free wetsuit gives you maximum mobility and stretch – but it’s harder to put on and take off. A wetsuit with a zip at the back (back zip) is much easier when dressing or undressing. Some variants have a horizontal zip over the chest (chest zip), which has the same benefit.

In case you need to wash you wetsuit, you can read more over at Quiksilver.com for expert advice.

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