Should I buy a 3/2 or 4:3 wetsuit? Just ask yourself If my suit doesn’t perfectly match the water temp would I rather be a little too warm or a little too cold? Most would probably go for a 4/3 as a winter suit. Ideal for cool and colder water temperatures, the 4/3 is a […]
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What is a 4:3 wetsuit good for? Wetsuits Ideal for cool and colder water temperatures, the 4/3 is a fullsuit/steamer wetsuit with 4mm neoprene around the torso and 3mm neoprene around the arms and legs. A 4/3 wetsuit means that the neoprene in the torso and upper body is 4 millimeters thick, while the neoprene
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What size should I get my wetsuit? Here’s how to achieve the ideal wetsuit fit: Snug but Not Restrictive: The wetsuit should fit snugly around your body without restricting your breathing or movement. If you feel constricted or unable to bend comfortably, the wetsuit might be too small. Wetsuits don’t loosen significantly in water, but
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Should you wear a wetsuit for cold water swimming? F to 65°F (15°C to 18°C): A wetsuit is advisable, and many swimmers will opt for a thicker wetsuit or a full suit for better insulation. Below 60°F (15°C): A wetsuit is essential for most swimmers to prevent hypothermia, and thicker suits (5mm or more) may
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Should you size up in wetsuits for women’s? Choosing A Wetsuit For A Woman For different top and bottom sizes, we recommend opting for a larger alternative of up to two sizes. Women’s wetsuits can sometimes feel slightly constricted around the neck, but this will feel more comfortable once you’re in the water. Here’s how
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Should you size up in wetsuits for women’s? Choosing A Wetsuit For A Woman For different top and bottom sizes, we recommend opting for a larger alternative of up to two sizes. Women’s wetsuits can sometimes feel slightly constricted around the neck, but this will feel more comfortable once you’re in the water. Whatever you
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Do wetsuits protect from cold water? Wetsuits are designed to provide thermal protection from the cold water by securing your body’s heat. Unlike dry suits, which use air and multiple under-layers to retain heat (more on that in a minute), wetsuits insulate our body’s natural heat via a thin layer of water and the suit’s
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What is the point of a shorty wetsuit? Shorty wetsuits are suitable for warmer waters where overheating might be a concern, as they provide sufficient core insulation while allowing for better ventilation of the limbs. In contrast, full wetsuits are designed for colder waters, offering comprehensive insulation to maintain body warmth. They will often come
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Should I buy a 3/2 or 4:3 wetsuit? Just ask yourself If my suit doesn’t perfectly match the water temp would I rather be a little too warm or a little too cold? Most would probably go for a 4/3 as a winter suit. If your suit fits properly, that single thin layer of water
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Is it better to have a tight or loose wetsuit? Wetsuits should be snug but not so tight that you struggle to breathe or move freely. A poorly fitting wetsuit may not only not keep you warm but could also lead to injury as you strain against it. The thin layer of water that sits
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