Jobe Perth Shorty 3/2MM - Grey

It refers to the neoprene thickness: 3 mm panels are used on the torso for heat retention, and 2 mm panels are used on the limbs for better mobility.

While it can be used for light snorkeling or shallow water activities, a full-length suit is generally recommended for scuba diving to provide better thermal protection and abrasion resistance.

No, never put your wetsuit in a washing machine. Hand wash with fresh, cold water and mild detergent if necessary.

It should fit like a second skin without being restrictive. It needs to be snug to trap a thin layer of water between your skin and the suit to maintain body heat.

Limestone-based neoprene is highly durable, provides excellent elasticity, and is more environmentally friendly compared to traditional petroleum-based materials.

Ensure the internal flap is flat against your skin and not caught in the zipper teeth; if the zipper is stiff, ensure it is clean of sand or debris.

Check that the suit is pulled up properly at the crotch and torso to ensure a snug, correct fit, or apply an anti-chafe balm to high-friction areas.

Confirm the zipper is pulled all the way to the top and that the velcro security tab is fully engaged.