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The Pulse 3/2mm Summer Wetsuit Shorty by Circle One Surf is designed for women who enjoy surfing, bodyboarding, and general beach activities during the summer and early autumn. It delivers an excellent balance of comfort and flexibility, featuring specialized panels to minimize wind-chill and maximize UV protection. While it is perfect for warmer water conditions, its 3/2mm thickness is specifically optimized for UK summer temperatures rather than deep winter use.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Dress Size UK | 10 |
| Model Part Number | PL113L/TQ/10 |
| Brand | Circle One Surf |
No, this is a 3/2mm summer wetsuit intended for warmer water. It does not provide enough thermal protection for winter temperatures.
Rinse with fresh water after every session and hang dry in the shade. Do not use a washing machine or tumble dryer.
It refers to the neoprene thickness, with 3mm used in the core panels for warmth and 2mm in the limbs for better flexibility.
Yes, but ensure you rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh water afterward, as chlorine can degrade neoprene faster than salt water.
The titanium mesh panels are designed to reflect body heat and block wind-chill, helping you stay warmer in the chest and back area.
The sizes provided are in UK dress sizes. It is recommended to choose a size that fits snugly, as neoprene will stretch slightly when wet.
Ensure the internal flap is smoothed out behind the zipper before pulling it up to prevent the teeth from catching.
Check that the glide-skin collar is adjusted correctly to prevent cold water from flushing into the suit.
Apply a small amount of wetsuit-safe lubricant or anti-chafe balm to the neck or arm areas before entering the water.
To ensure the longevity of your Circle One wetsuit, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every use to remove salt, sand, and chlorine. Hang the wetsuit to dry in a shaded area, as direct sunlight can cause the neoprene to degrade and lose its elasticity over time. When putting the suit on, avoid using your fingernails to pull on the fabric, as this can cause small nicks or tears. Store the wetsuit on a wide, plastic hanger to avoid shoulder creasing, and never leave it folded in a damp bag for extended periods.
