Vissla 7 Seas 4-3 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit - Blue - 7

The 7 Seas Wetsuit is designed for the everyday shred in cold water conditions (51 - 58 F / 11 - 1...

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The Vissla 7 Seas 4-3 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit is designed for surfers who demand high-performance flexibility and warmth in cold water temperatures ranging from 51 to 58 degrees Fahrenheit (11 to 14 degrees Celsius). Utilizing premium Japanese limestone-based neoprene and a specialized thermal lining, this suit provides an excellent balance of insulation and range of motion for everyday sessions. A key caveat to keep in mind is that the high-performance fit requires careful entry and exit procedures to maintain the integrity of the chest-zip seal over time.

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ColourBlue
MaterialNylon
Child Size UK7
Model Part NumberMW43Y7FC-NVL-MS
BrandVissla

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FAQs

What temperature range is this suit rated for?

This suit is designed for cold water conditions between 51 and 58 degrees Fahrenheit (11 to 14 degrees Celsius).

How do I best store my wetsuit?

Store it on a wide, sturdy hanger in a cool, shaded area away from direct sunlight and heat sources.

Can I machine wash the suit?

No, machine washing can damage the neoprene and seams. Always hand wash with fresh, cold water.

Is the material eco-friendly?

Yes, it uses limestone-based neoprene and dope-dyed, eco-friendly fabric to reduce environmental impact.

Why is there tape on the internal seams?

The Neo 3.0 super stretch tape provides extra reinforcement to the seams to keep them watertight while maintaining the suit's flexibility.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty entering or exiting the chest-zip

Ensure the internal flap is laid flat against your chest before zipping; applying a small amount of water to the suit can help it glide over your skin.

Water flushing through the neck

Check that the Glideskin neck seal is lying flush against your skin without any fabric tucked under it, and ensure the chest-zip is pulled tight and fully locked.

Neoprene becoming stiff

Rinse thoroughly to remove salt crystals and consider using a dedicated wetsuit shampoo to rejuvenate the material; avoid machine washing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional warmth for cold-water sessions
  • Highly flexible material for unrestricted movement
  • Quick-drying thermal interior lining
  • Eco-friendly, dope-dyed fabric construction
  • Reliable, watertight chest-zip entry

Cons

  • Requires proper rinsing to maintain flexibility
  • Chest-zip entry can be challenging for beginners
  • Requires careful handling of the Glideskin neck area to prevent tears

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure your wetsuit performs optimally, enter the suit by carefully stepping through the leg openings and pulling the torso up, ensuring the chest-zip panel is correctly positioned before sealing. Always rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every surf session to remove salt, sand, and organic debris. Hang the suit inside out in a shaded, well-ventilated area—avoid direct sunlight, as UV exposure can degrade the neoprene over time. Store the suit on a wide plastic hanger to avoid shoulder deformation and never fold it when wet for extended periods.

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