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Vissla High Seas II 2-2 S/S Full Suit - Blue

Vissla High Seas II 2-2 S/S Full Suit - Blue

The Vissla High Seas II 2-2 S/S full suit has been completely redesigned with fewer panels to prov...

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The Vissla High Seas II 2-2 S/S Full Suit is an ideal choice for surfers seeking maximum mobility and warmth in cool water conditions ranging from 65 to 70° F (18 to 21° C). By utilizing high-grade I-Foam neoprene and a minimal panel design, this suit offers an exceptionally unrestricted range of motion; however, users should be aware that the short-sleeve configuration provides less thermal coverage than traditional long-sleeve full suits, making it strictly suited for milder transitional climates.

All features

ColourBlue
Model Part NumberMW22WHSS-NVY-MT
BrandVissla

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What temperature range is this suit designed for?

This suit is engineered for cool water conditions between 65 and 70° F (18 - 21° C).

Does this suit have long sleeves?

No, this is a S/S (Short Sleeve) full suit, meaning it provides coverage for the core and legs but leaves the forearms exposed.

How should I clean my wetsuit?

Always rinse it with fresh, cold water after use. Avoid detergents, bleach, or hot water, as these can damage the neoprene and the seam glue.

What material is the suit made from?

It uses I-Foam neoprene, which is a Japanese limestone-based material known for being lightweight and highly stretchy.

Is the suit eco-friendly?

Yes, it utilizes upcycled XTEND stretch jersey and Dope Dyed fabric to minimize environmental impact during production.

What happens if I hang my wetsuit by the neck?

Hanging a wet suit by the neck can cause the weight of the water to stretch the material, leading to a loss of the suit's intended shape and fit.

Troubleshooting

Difficulty getting the suit on or off

Ensure the wetsuit is completely dry before storage and consider using a plastic bag over your feet and hands to help them slide through the leg and arm openings.

Water flushing into the neck area

Adjust the Glideskin collar so it lies flat against the skin; if it is folded or caught on hair, it will allow water to enter.

Stiffness in the material

Rinse the suit thoroughly to remove salt buildup and ensure it is not being stored in a place that experiences extreme heat, which can harden the neoprene.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Extremely flexible due to minimal panel architecture
  • Lightweight limestone-based neoprene construction
  • Excellent warmth-to-weight ratio for its thickness
  • Eco-conscious material usage
  • Secure seal prevents unwanted water flushing

Cons

  • Limited to cool water temperatures only
  • Short-sleeve design exposes forearms to elements
  • Requires careful handling to maintain seam integrity
  • Specific temperature range restricts year-round use

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure your Vissla High Seas II lasts, always rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every session to remove salt and minerals. Avoid drying the suit in direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the neoprene and cause the material to lose its stretch over time. When putting on the suit, use care not to snag the delicate Glideskin neck seal or the interior lining with fingernails or jewelry. Store the suit on a wide-shoulder wetsuit hanger to prevent stretching out the material at the shoulders.

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