Gul Full Wetsuit - Blue

Refer to the specific size guide provided by Gul, measuring your chest, waist, and inside leg to match the manufacturer's dimensions.

Yes, but be aware that high chlorine levels in pools can degrade neoprene faster than saltwater, so ensure thorough rinsing.

Use only fresh water. Never use harsh detergents, bleaches, or a washing machine, as these will destroy the neoprene.

No, always dry your wetsuit in the shade or indoors. UV rays can cause the material to become brittle and lose its elasticity.

While it provides thermal protection, the suitability for winter depends on the water temperature in your specific region and your tolerance for cold.

Check for sand or salt build-up in the zipper teeth and gently rinse with fresh water. Do not force the zipper.

Ensure the suit is dry before putting it on, or use a plastic bag on feet/hands to help them slide through the cuffs.

Check if the suit is the correct size; a loose suit allows water to circulate (flushing), which reduces thermal efficiency.

Check for small tears and use a dedicated wetsuit repair adhesive if necessary to prevent the tear from spreading.