Full wetsuits

Wetsuits for warmth, protection and comfort in all conditions

Wetsuits are essential gear for anyone seeking warmth, safety and freedom of movement on the water. Whether you need a wetsuit for SUP, surfing, kitesurfing, wing foil or swimming, this category offers different cuts, thicknesses and styles adapted to water temperature and your type of activity.

Why is a quality wetsuit essential?

A wetsuit reduces heat loss, protects against wind and impact, and allows longer sessions on the water. In colder conditions it keeps your core warm, while in warmer conditions it helps prevent sunburn and provides comfortable protection from the sun.

Which wetsuit is right for you?

Short wetsuit (shorty): ideal for summer, warm water and activities where you want maximum freedom of movement – swimming, surfing, SUP and kitesurfing.
Full wetsuit (fullsuit): the best protection for surfing, kitesurfing, wing foil and colder months.
Long john wetsuit: an excellent choice for SUP, kayaking and sports where you want full shoulder mobility but more warmth in the lower body.

FAQ - NAJPOGOSTEJŠA VPRAŠANJA

How to choose the right wetsuit thickness?

Thickness depends on water temperature and wind:
• thinner neoprene suits (1.5 – 2 mm) → for summer, warm water, high air temperatures and activities with a lot of movement
• neoprene suits 3/2 mm → for late spring, summer and early autumn, when the water is colder but the air is pleasant; the ideal ratio between warmth and mobility
• 4/3 and 5/4 mm neoprene suits → for colder months, cold water and windy conditions where more insulation is needed
Always take into account the difference between air and water temperature - if the water is significantly colder, choose a thicker suit, even if the air is warm.

3/2 Wetsuit – when to choose long and when short?

Short 3/2 mm wetsuit (shorty 3/2):
• suitable for summer days,
• when the water is warm or the wind is warm,
• a good choice when you want more freedom of movement and fewer layers,
• useful for summer sup, playing in the water, and recreational water activities.

Long 3/2 mm wetsuit (fullsuit 3/2):
• a better choice when you want to extend the summer season into early autumn,
• suitable when the water is cooler but the air is still pleasantly warm,
• provides more comprehensive protection (water, wind, sun),
• the most useful wetsuit for wing foiling when you don’t need a thick winter suit but want a good balance between warmth and mobility.

When is the Long John wetsuit most useful?

The Long John is a sleeveless wetsuit with long pants, so it is optimal where:
• thermal insulation is not needed in the upper body,
• shoulder restriction is not desired,
• it is warm enough for a bare upper body, but too cold for bare legs.

When to choose a wetsuit and when to choose a neoprene shirt?

Choose a wetsuit when:
• you want better protection of the torso area against water intrusion,
• you expect to fall into the water (surfing, kiteboarding, wing, swimming),
• the water is colder than the air or you will be in it for a longer time.

Choose a neoprene shirt when:
• you are going sup in warm weather where falling into the water is less likely,
• the water is warmer and only mild protection is needed,
• you want protection from UV rays,
• you prefer easier dressing compared to a wetsuit,
• you want more freedom of movement and a thinner, less restrictive layer,
• the combination of shirt and leggings is more practical than a full wetsuit,
• you have a shirt that packs better as a backup in a waterproof sup bag,
• you only need upper body protection (e.g., in hot air and cold water).