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The Vissla 7 Seas Comp 3-2 Chest Zip Full Suit is designed for performance-minded surfers who demand maximum flexibility and unrestricted movement in the water. Crafted from 100% super-stretch limestone-based neoprene, this suit provides a lighter, warmer, and softer feel than traditional alternatives. While it excels at comfort and warmth, the lightweight material requires careful handling to prevent snagging or damage during transport or entry.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Part Number | MW32Q7CC |
| Brand | Vissla |
It refers to the thickness of the neoprene: 3mm in the torso for maximum warmth and 2mm in the arms and legs for better mobility.
The 3-2 thickness is generally ideal for moderate to mild water temperatures. It may not provide enough warmth for sub-zero or deep winter conditions.
Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Never store it wet in a bag or folded for extended periods.
No, never machine wash or dry your wetsuit. Hand wash with fresh water only.
Limestone-based neoprene is a more sustainable, high-performance alternative to traditional petroleum-based neoprene, offering better insulation and stretch.
Ensure your skin is dry or use a dedicated wetsuit slide aid. Start by pulling the neoprene up from your ankles and calves before moving to the thighs and hips.
Check that the chest-zip flap is properly secured and laying flat against your chest. Ensure the toggle is tightened correctly.
Inspect for small snags and use neoprene-specific cement if necessary. Avoid pulling at loose threads, as this may unspool the stitch.
To maximize the lifespan of your Vissla 7 Seas suit, always rinse it with fresh, cold water immediately after every surf to remove salt and debris. Hang the suit to dry on a wide, plastic hanger in the shade; never hang it by the shoulders, as this stretches the neoprene. Avoid direct sunlight, which degrades the neoprene over time. When entering the suit, avoid using your fingernails to pull at the material, as this can cause tears. Check that your key is securely attached to the internal key cord before hitting the water.
