Men Neoprene

A good surf suit should be warm, have good stretch properties and of course fit perfectly. We offer you different models, manufacturers, colours and neoprene thicknesses so that you can find the right wetsuit for your needs. When buying, make sure that the wetsuit fits snugly to ensure optimal thermal insulation. Use our size charts to find the right size for you. If you are between two sizes, we recommend that you choose the smaller size.

Our goal is for you to have the best possible surfing experience with your wetsuit. We choose innovative materials and the highest quality so you can focus on your water sports activities. Discover our variety of wetsuits and find the perfect companion for your next adventure in the water. Take advantage of our buying advice via Live Chat and our great Wetsuit Guide.

Wetsuits for Men

History of Men's Wetsuits

The development of wetsuits began in the 1950s when Jack O'Neill designed the first suit made from neoprene. His goal was to allow surfers to stay longer in cold water, thus enjoying surfing even at lower temperatures. Since those early days, the technology and design of wetsuits have evolved significantly, with modern suits tailored specifically for user comfort and needs.

Key Facts about Men's Wetsuits

• Optimal Fit: Designed to perfectly fit the male anatomy, providing maximum comfort.
• Versatility: Ideal for various water sports such as surfing, diving, and kite surfing.
• Advanced Technology: Modern materials and stitching techniques ensure high performance and durability.

Advantages of Men's Wetsuits

• Excellent Thermal Insulation: Stay warm and comfortable even in cold water.
• Maximum Flexibility: Move freely and effortlessly thanks to the stretchy neoprene material.
• Protection and Safety: Shields against cold, UV rays, jellyfish stings, and abrasions.
• Increased Comfort: Ergonomic design for a perfect fit and reduced water resistance.

Differences in Wetsuits

• Thickness:
  • 2-3mm: Perfect for warm water (above 18°C/64°F).
  • 4-5mm: Ideal for moderate temperatures (10°C to 18°C/50°F to 64°F).
  • 6-7mm: For cold water (below 10°C/50°F).
• Seams:
  • Flatlock Seams: Comfortable for warmer conditions.
  • Blindstitch Seams: Provide better water resistance.
  • Glued and Blindstitched: Highest water resistance for cold conditions.
• Zippers:
  • Back Zipper: Easy to put on.
  • Chest Zipper: Offers better mobility and reduces water entry.
  • Zipperless: For maximum comfort and performance.

Materials in Wetsuits

• Neoprene: Main material for thermal insulation and flexibility.
• Nylon or Polyester Lining: Adds comfort and durability.
• Thermal Lining: Provides extra warmth, especially in high-end suits.
• Glideskin Neoprene: Reduces water entry and increases thermal efficiency.

Buying Decision for Men's Wetsuits

• Perfect Fit: A well-fitting suit is crucial for comfort and performance.
• Right Thickness: Choose according to the water temperatures you frequent.
• Purpose: Consider the sport the suit is intended for.
• Seam and Zipper Type: Opt for the best combination of water resistance and comfort.
• Quality and Brand: Invest in reputable brands for high quality and durability.
• Budget: Balance your budget with quality; higher-end suits often offer better performance and longevity.

Conclusion

A high-quality men's wetsuit is an investment in your health, safety, and enjoyment in the water. Whether you're a surfer, diver, or kite surfer, the right gear can make all the difference. Experience unmatched comfort and protection with a suit specifically designed for your needs. Don’t wait any longer to find the perfect wetsuit that will elevate your water sports experience to a new level. With cutting-edge technology and thoughtful design, you'll be ready for any challenge in the water.