After using the wetsuit, we should clean it as soon as possible by rinsing with cold fresh water both inside and outside to remove sand, salt water, sweat or other things. this can avoid causing smells or damaging the wetsuit.As the wetsuit is so special, don't use washing machine, hot water, laundr

Limestone Neoprene

In 1931, DuPont invented neoprene, a synthetic rubber made by polymerizing chloroprene. It's arguably the best material for insulation, so it's often used to make wetsuits. It hugs the body, remains flexible over time, and protects you from hypothermia. The main component of wetsuit neoprene is elem

WATER TEMPERATURE: (This is your first factor for thickness.)Below 57°F (14°C): 5/4mm or 6/5/4mm Full Suit57-65°F (14-18°C): 4/3mm Full Suit65-72°F (18-22°C): 3/2mm Full Suit or Spring SuitAbove 72°F (22°C): Spring Suit, Vest, or just a RashguardYOUR ACTIVITY:Surfing: Prioritize shoulder flexibility

The cut and paneling are often optimized for a specific activity.A. SURF WETSUITSFocus: Maximum flexibility in the shoulders and back for paddling. Warmth is secondary to mobility.Key Features: Often made with the stretchiest neoprene (like Japanese Yamamoto limestone). Seam placement is designed to

A. FULL SUITThis is the classic, all-over coverage wetsuit.Description: Covers the entire body: arms, legs, and torso.Best For: Cold to very cold water. This is the go-to for most surfers, divers, and triathletes in water temperatures below ~65°F (18°C).Key Feature: Maximum warmth and protection fro

A wetsuit is a type of clothing that is designed to provide thermal insulation to the wearer in water. These suits are made from neoprene, a type of synthetic rubber that is lightweight and flexible. Neoprene has excellent insulation properties, making it an ideal material for wetsuits. In this arti

Short wetsuitsAlso known as spring suits or shorties, this style is cut off at the knees and elbows. (Note that "spring" is definitely more Southern California spring than Canadian spring.) The relatively thin material and short arms make for easy paddling. This is great when it's too cold to surf i

Start with Water Temperature: Use the chart as a baseline.

1. Warmer Material The highly porous structure of limestone neoprene means that the material is filled with tiny air cells formed by closed cells. In fact, it has about 30% more air cells than other rubber materials. This has several advantages, including a warmer material. To match the warmth provi