Vissla 7 Seas Fullsuit

This suit is designed for chilly conditions, performing best in water temperatures down to 55 degrees Fahrenheit. The 4/3mm thickness provides a balance of warmth for your core while keeping your limbs flexible.

Chest zip entries are generally more restrictive than back zips, but they offer superior performance by minimizing water flushing. With practice, most surfers find the entry straightforward, and the trade-off in warmth and mobility is well worth the extra effort.

Yes, limestone-based neoprene is a more eco-conscious alternative to traditional petroleum-based materials. It offers exceptional stretch and durability while maintaining a lighter, more comfortable feel against the skin.

The liquid tape seals at the cuffs create a tighter barrier against your wrists and ankles. This prevents cold water from flushing into the suit during wipeouts or heavy paddling, which is crucial for maintaining your core temperature.

Not at all. The Supratex knee pads are designed to be abrasion-resistant and durable without sacrificing flexibility. They provide essential protection against the board while remaining low-profile enough to not interfere with your movement.

These seams are the industry standard for high-performance wetsuits. By gluing and then blind-stitching the neoprene, the construction prevents water from leaking through the needle holes, ensuring the suit stays watertight and durable through many sessions.