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The Gul G-Force 32 Natur Shorty Wetsuit is designed for active children who enjoy warm-water sports such as surfing, paddleboarding, and swimming. This eco-friendly suit utilizes FSC-certified natural rubber to provide warmth and flexibility, though its short-sleeve and short-leg design means it is intended specifically for temperate conditions rather than cold-water activities.
| Colour | Purple |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Child Size UK | 7-8 |
| Model Part Number | 5050066906698 |
| Brand | Gul |
Yes, it is suitable for use in pools, though you should rinse the suit with fresh water immediately after to remove chlorine.
No, this is a 'Shorty' model, meaning it features short sleeves and short legs.
This model is sized by age range (e.g., 7-8 years). Always check the specific size chart against the child's height and chest measurement for the best fit.
It is rubber harvested from forests managed to high environmental and social standards, making it a more sustainable choice than traditional petroleum-based neoprene.
While the coverage provides a physical barrier against the sun, it is always recommended to apply sunscreen to any exposed skin.
Ensure the child is standing upright with shoulders back, and check for any internal lining caught in the zipper teeth.
Ensure the anti-rash collar is lying flat against the skin without being folded inwards.
Natural rubber may stiffen slightly; gently flex the material with your hands to restore its original pliability.
To ensure your Gul wetsuit remains in top condition, always rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every use in salt or chlorinated water to remove sand and salt crystals. Never leave the suit in direct sunlight to dry, as this can degrade the rubber material over time; instead, hang it on a wide, plastic hanger in a shaded, well-ventilated area. When putting the suit on, ensure the child steps into the legs first and pulls the suit up carefully to avoid putting excessive tension on the stitching. The back-zip entry should be closed gently; if the zipper feels stuck, check that no inner fabric has snagged in the mechanism rather than forcing it.
