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The SISSTR 7 Seas 5/4 Chest Zip Wetsuit is designed for cold water surfers seeking maximum thermal protection in conditions ranging from 8-12 degrees Celsius. By utilizing Japanese limestone-based neoprene and a specialized Thermal Fever Fiber lining, this suit delivers exceptional warmth and flexibility for extended sessions in chilly waters; however, its heavy-duty build and 5/4 thickness may feel restrictive compared to thinner performance suits if you are surfing in warmer temperature ranges.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Dress Size UK | 12 |
| Brand | Sisstr |
This wetsuit is best suited for water temperatures between 8-12 degrees Celsius.
Yes, it uses Japanese limestone-based neoprene and a dope-dyed fabric process which reduces water and energy consumption.
Hang it on a wide, plastic hanger in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight and heaters.
The integrated key cord provides a secure spot to stow your car key while surfing.
While technically possible, the chlorine in swimming pools can rapidly degrade the neoprene material and is not recommended.
Ensure the Glideskin seal is sitting flush against your skin and that the chest flap is correctly overlapped and secured.
Ensure you have enough slack in the chest panel before pulling the zipper across; do not force the zipper if it feels snagged, as there may be neoprene tucked inside.
This is normal for high-quality limestone neoprene; gently stretch the suit before putting it on to loosen the fibers.
To put the suit on, step in through the neck opening, pull the suit up to your waist, and insert your arms before sealing the chest zipper. Always rinse your wetsuit thoroughly with fresh, cool water after every use to remove salt and debris. Hang your suit inside out on a wide, wetsuit-specific hanger in the shade, as direct sunlight can degrade the neoprene over time. Avoid folding the suit for long-term storage, as this can create permanent creases in the material, reducing its effectiveness and durability.
