Vissla 7 Seas Wetsuit

The 4/3mm thickness is designed for cool to cold water, typically ranging from 52°F to 62°F (11°C to 17°C). It balances core warmth with enough flexibility for active paddling.

The chest-zip entry is designed to minimize bulk and improve your range of motion compared to back-zip models. While it requires a bit more flexibility to pull on than a back-zip, it creates a much tighter seal that significantly reduces water flushing.

Yes, limestone-based neoprene is generally lighter, warmer, and more durable than petroleum-based alternatives. It also offers superior stretch, which helps the suit feel less restrictive during long sessions.

The liquid tape cuffs are highly effective at creating a secure seal around your wrists and ankles. They grip the skin better than standard stitched cuffs, which prevents cold water from rushing up your sleeves or legs during wipeouts.

To preserve the quick-drying thermal liner, always rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every session. Hang it to dry inside out in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight, which can break down the neoprene and the liner's adhesive over time.

The Supratex knee pads are designed to be abrasion-resistant without adding unnecessary bulk. They provide essential protection against your board's wax and deck pad while remaining flexible enough that you won't notice them while paddling or popping up.