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Vissla 7 Seas 5-4 Full Chest Zip - Grey - 7

Vissla 7 Seas 5-4 Full Chest Zip - Grey - 7

The 7 Seas wetsuit is designed for the everyday shred, specifically engineered for cold water cond...

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The Vissla 7 Seas 5-4 Full Chest Zip is engineered for dedicated surfers who frequent cold-water environments, specifically excelling in temperatures between 51 and 58 degrees Fahrenheit (8 to 12 degrees Celsius). It offers an ideal balance of thermal protection, high-end flexibility, and rugged durability to support daily sessions. While it provides excellent insulation and a reliable seal, users should be aware that the thickness required for such cold-water protection may feel slightly more restrictive compared to thinner summer wetsuits.

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ColourGrey
MaterialNylon
Child Size UK7
Model Part NumberMW54Y7FC
BrandVissla

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FAQs

What temperature range is this suit best for?

This suit is engineered for cold water conditions ranging from 51 to 58 degrees Fahrenheit (8 to 12 degrees Celsius).

Is the material flexible?

Yes, it is designed for the 'everyday shred,' balancing durability with the flexibility needed for paddling and movement.

What is the primary material used?

The exterior and construction utilize durable nylon for increased lifespan against frequent use.

Why is it called a 5-4 wetsuit?

It features 5mm neoprene in the torso area for maximum warmth and 4mm neoprene in the extremities for better flexibility.

How should I store my wetsuit?

Store it folded over or on a wide hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty getting the suit on

Ensure the suit is completely dry inside before putting it on; wet neoprene can be harder to slide into.

Water flushing through the neck

Check that the chest flap is overlapping correctly and the zip is fully engaged to create a proper seal.

Zipper feels stiff

Rinse the zipper area with fresh water to clear out sand or salt crystals, then apply a dedicated wetsuit zipper lubricant if necessary.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent warmth retention in cold water conditions
  • Durable materials designed for frequent, heavy use
  • Chest zip design reduces water flushing compared to back-zip models
  • High-quality nylon construction offers long-term reliability

Cons

  • Thicker material may be stiffer than 3/2mm wetsuits
  • Chest zip entry requires more practice than back-zip designs
  • Limited to specific cold-water temperature ranges

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To put on the suit, step into the leg holes first, pulling the neoprene up until it fits snugly around your hips. Carefully guide your arms through the sleeves, ensuring the material is not twisted. Finally, pull the chest flap over your head and secure the chest zip firmly, tucking the zipper toggle away to prevent snagging.

Care instructions include rinsing the wetsuit thoroughly with fresh, cool water after every session to remove salt and debris. Hang the suit to dry on a wide, plastic hanger in the shade, avoiding direct sunlight which can degrade the neoprene. Never machine wash or tumble dry the suit, and avoid using harsh detergents.

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