Made with Korean rubber — soft and slick on the inside, but it grips your body once it's wet, like a suction cup. It's a 2mm neoprene wetsuit with a front zip.
Key Features
🧵 Korean rubber — soft and slick inside, grips your body when wet so it's not sliding while you're paddling
🤙 Front zip — easier to take off than a back zip, especially when wet
💧 Neoprene runner underneath the zip
🩳 Board short connector, made higher on the front and back (same fit as our rashguard) so it doesn't pinch
🧢 Hat connector on the back, same as our rashguard
Style Tips
The front zip makes it easier to take off, especially when it's wet — something older guys in particular have had trouble with on back-zip suits. HSS has been selling front zip wetsuits for over 10 years without any problems, and a lot of other big brands have started making front zips too.
FAQ
How thick is this wetsuit? 2mm neoprene.
Why a front zip? A front zip is easier to take off than a back zip, especially when the suit is wet. There is a neoprene runner underneath the zip.
What is the material like? Korean rubber: soft and slick on the inside, and it grips your body once it's wet so it doesn't slide while you paddle.
What sizes are available? S, M, L, XL and XXL.
Does it have connectors like the HSS rashguard? Yes. It has a board short connector, set higher on the front and back so it doesn't pinch, and a hat connector on the back.
