The back zipper makes the suit easy to put on.

Easy dressing

This shorty is designed for beginner surfers surfing in foam.

Condition

Skill Level

reinforced area

anti-uv

Waterproof

Duration of Action

Style

Water Temperature

Zipper Type

Neoprene Thickness

Fastener Type

Main Material

The first factor to consider when choosing a surfing wetsuit is the water temperature. Water temperature varies depending on the location and time of year. Keep these guidelines in mind: Warm = above 20°C. Temperate = 17°C–22°C. Cold = 12°C–17°C. Very cold = 7°C–12°C. Visit seatemperature.org to check sea temperatures around the world.

How to choose a wetsuit Part 1

The second thing to consider is the length of your sessions. Our 100 models are suitable for sessions of up to 1 hour. For 1–2 hours, opt for a 500 wetsuit; for 2–3 hours, go for a 900. Wetsuits with a higher model number are warmer, more watertight, and better at reducing irritation and fatigue The same is true for the 900 models, compared with the 500 models.
Note: The 900 models are easier to put on.

How to choose a wetsuit Part 2

To get the most out of your wetsuit, it’s important to choose the right size. A surfing wetsuit should fit snugly and have no visible folds. It’s normal for the suit to feel too tight when dry; this discomfort will disappear once you’re in the water. 

Choosing a size

Our wetsuits are designed to meet the needs of the most demanding surfers. Our design choices also make them compatible with other water sports such as kitesurfing, windsurfing, wakeboarding, water skiing, sea wading or SUP (stand up paddle).

Multi-sport wetsuits

Our zips and fastenings are lab-tested for guaranteed durability and resistance to salt water. The zip is at the back of the wetsuit for greater comfort when lying down to paddle.

Fasteners

When you’re in the water, more than half your body heat is lost through your extremities (feet, hands, head). To stay warm, consider these accessories:
- Warm to temperate water (> 17°C): Low-cut neoprene booties.
- Cold water (12°C–17°C): High-cut booties and gloves.
- Very cold water (7°C–12°C): High booties (boots), gloves, hood and top hood.

Stay warm for longer with our thermal accessories!
Each temperature range has its own outfit.

Based in Hendaye, in South West France, our offices are right on the water's edge! We can design a shorty in a day, then test it directly in the sea to check how it holds up in the waves.

Design

In order to prolong the life of your wetsuit, Decathlon is committed to ensuring that all Neoprene wetsuits are repairable and in perfect condition after repair!

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