Pulse 3/2mm Summer Wetsuit Shorty - Cyan - 16

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The Pulse 3/2mm Summer Wetsuit Shorty by Circle One Surf is an ideal choice for women seeking a reliable, flexible suit for beach days, surfing, or bodyboarding in UK summer and autumn temperatures. It offers excellent thermal insulation and freedom of movement thanks to its strategic neoprene placement, though the shorty cut means it is best suited for warmer water conditions rather than deep winter sessions.
| Colour | Cyan |
|---|---|
| Dress Size UK | 16 |
| Model Part Number | PL113L/TQ/16 |
| Brand | Circle One Surf |
No, this is a 3/2mm shorty designed for summer and autumn. It does not provide enough coverage or thickness for winter conditions.
Rinse it with fresh, cool water after every use and hang it to dry in the shade.
While it can be used, chlorine can damage neoprene over time, so it is best reserved for sea, lake, or river use.
Yes, it offers 50+ UV protection on the areas of skin covered by the suit.
It should be snug, like a second skin, without restricting your breathing or movement.
The 3/2mm means 3mm of neoprene in the core for warmth and 2mm in the limbs for extra flexibility.
Ensure the internal zip guard is pulled flat so it doesn't catch in the teeth of the YKK zipper.
Adjust the glide-skin collar strap for a tighter seal; ensure no hair is caught under the seal.
Soak the wetsuit in cool, fresh water for 30 minutes to rehydrate the neoprene fibers.
To ensure your wetsuit maintains its elasticity and performance, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every session in salt water. Avoid using harsh detergents or hot water, as these can degrade the neoprene and the protective coatings. When drying, avoid direct sunlight, as UV rays can cause the rubber to become brittle over time; instead, hang the suit on a wide-shouldered hanger in a shaded, well-ventilated area. When putting the suit on, be careful not to puncture the neoprene with fingernails or jewelry. Ensure the YKK zip is fully closed to maintain thermal efficiency while in the water.