What is the difference between Xcel Comp and Comp+?
So, in a nutshell, the Comp suit has everything you need to be warm and comfortable in the water, but the Comp+ is stretchier, has more taping, more thermal lining, and seals in the wrists and ankles. The Xcel Comp X wetsuit is designed specifically for surfers seeking a combination of high performance and warmth in cold conditions. Crafted with 100% ultra-stretch Japanese limestone neoprene, it offers exceptional flexibility and comfort.The Xcel Comp+ is here to rival the competition and is tailored for the surfer looking for the perfect balance of flexibility, comfort, and warmth. Some seemingly subtle differences make this wetsuit a standout for me, especially for the price.The Comp Series of wetsuits are designed with performance surfing in mind. The series offer the lightweight COMP, the infrared warm COMP X and the new COMP+ with high stretch and incredible comfort.xcel wetsuits is a well-established company based in koloa, hawaii, specializing in the design and manufacturing of high-quality wetsuits for water sports enthusiasts.
Can you go from XCEL to level 6?
There is NO direct mobility from the Xcel Program to the Development Program. Example: an athlete cannot compete as an Xcel Platinum for a season and then automatically compete Level 6 the next year. If an athlete is under 12 years of age, she MUST enter the Development Program as a Level 4. Xcel is considered to be an Optional rather than Compulsory program. You can read more about the differences between optional and compulsory here, but basically optional rules have Special Requirements and each gymnast can have her own routine choreographed for her personality and individual strengths and weaknesses.While CCP Levels 1–5 require athletes to perform set compulsory routines, Xcel focuses on optional routines that allow gymnasts to highlight their strengths and creativity.In the USAG Xcel program, Xcel Bronze is not a required level and there is no Xcel Bronze score required to move to Xcel Silver. This is why some gyms use Xcel Bronze to teach basic gymnastics progressions, while having fun competing.