Turbo Full Wetsuit - Green
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The TWF Turbo Full Wetsuit is an ideal choice for swimmers, surfers, and watersports enthusiasts who require thermal protection to stay in the water for longer durations. Featuring 2.5mm neoprene, this steamer-style suit balances insulation with freedom of movement, making it versatile for various ocean activities. However, users should note that as a 2.5mm suit, it is designed for temperate waters rather than extreme cold environments, and proper sizing is essential to maintain the intended thermal seal.
All features
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1312158 |
| Brand | TWF |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this wetsuit suitable for cold winter surfing?
No, this is a 2.5mm suit designed for warmer or temperate water. It does not provide sufficient insulation for winter conditions.
How do I choose the correct size?
The suit should feel like a second skin. Use the manufacturer's size guide based on your height and chest measurements for the best fit.
Can I wash this in a washing machine?
No, never machine wash your wetsuit. Always hand wash it with fresh water and mild soap if necessary.
How do I store the wetsuit?
Hang it on a wide-shouldered hanger in a cool, shaded, and well-ventilated area. Avoid folding the suit for long periods to prevent creasing.
Does the suit provide sun protection?
Yes, the material is certified UPF 50+, offering excellent protection against UV radiation for the areas covered by the suit.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty zipping up the wetsuit
Ensure the inner flap is lying flat and not caught in the zipper teeth. If the zipper is stiff, ensure it is free of salt crusting.
Water flushing through the neck or ankles
Verify that the Velcro neck closure is tightened correctly and that the ankles are pulled down far enough to ensure a snug fit against the skin.
Signs of chafing under the arms
Although the suit is designed without underarm seams, ensure the suit is pulled up fully into the crotch and shoulders to prevent fabric bunching.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent thermal insulation for temperate water activities
- Enhanced comfort with a seam-free underarm design
- High-grade UPF 50+ UV protection
- Durable construction with reinforced knee pads
- Wind-resistant panels improve warmth on the surface
Cons
- 2.5mm thickness is not suitable for winter or freezing conditions
- Requires a precise fit for optimal thermal efficiency
- Zipper maintenance required to prevent salt buildup
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your suit lasts, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every use to remove salt, sand, and chlorine. Avoid leaving the suit in direct sunlight for long periods, as UV exposure can degrade neoprene over time. When drying, hang the suit on a wide plastic hanger away from direct heat sources to prevent the material from cracking.
Regarding setup, ensure you pull the suit up from the ankles first, working the material gradually up your legs to avoid overstretching. Check that the Velcro lock at the neck is secure after zipping up to maintain a proper seal. If you plan to wear the suit under a life jacket or with other equipment, ensure the gear does not create excessive pressure points that might restrict circulation or cause early wear on the suit's panels.