Wetsuits

The ideal wetsuit thickness depends on the water temperature where you'll be using it. We offer cold water wetsuits (below 54°F), warm water wetsuits (54°F - 68°F), and tropical wetsuits (68°F+) to ensure you stay comfortable in various conditions.

Wear what feels comfortable under your wetsuit, based on the activity, water temperature and personal preference. Many choose to wear nothing (commando) for a snug fit, while others opt for a swimsuit, board shorts, or a rash guard to reduce chafing and provide extra coverage. In colder conditions, consider a thermal layer (like neoprene leggings or a vest) to stay warm.

Surfing wetsuits prioritize flexibility and core stability for paddling, popping up, and maneuvering on your board. They typically have a thinner neoprene layer in the arms and shoulders for unrestricted movement while maintaining warmth in your core.

Absolutely! Surf wetsuits are versatile and can be used for a variety of water sports including diving, snorkeling, paddleboarding, and more. They provide flexibility, buoyancy, and thermal protection, making them suitable for any activity in cold water conditions.