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The SISSTR 7 Seas 5/4 Chest Zip Wetsuit is designed for cold-water surfers who require a blend of maximum warmth and high-performance flexibility in temperatures ranging from 44 to 53 degrees Fahrenheit (8-12 degrees Celsius). Utilizing premium Japanese limestone-based neoprene and a specialized quick-dry thermal lining, this suit offers exceptional insulation without sacrificing mobility; however, like most high-performance chest-zip wetsuits, it may require some initial patience to pull on compared to back-zip alternatives.
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Dress Size UK | 8 |
| Model Part Number | GN7S54CZ-SBN-6 |
| Brand | Sisstr |
This suit is designed for cold water between 44 - 53° F / 8 - 12° C.
Refer to the manufacturer's size guide using your height, weight, and chest measurements. A wetsuit should fit like a second skin without restricting your breathing.
Limestone-based neoprene is used for its superior heat retention, lighter weight, and significantly higher flexibility compared to standard petroleum-based neoprene.
No, never machine wash your wetsuit. Always hand wash with fresh water and mild soap if necessary.
Store it clean, dry, and flat or on a wide hanger in a cool, dark place away from ozone-producing appliances and direct UV light.
Liquid tape creates a stronger, more flexible, and durable seal at the wrists and ankles, preventing water from ballooning the suit during movement.
Ensure the chest-zip entry is fully opened and apply a small amount of water or use a plastic bag on your feet to help them glide through the leg openings.
Check that the neck seal is lying flat against your skin without any hair or base layers tucked underneath; ensure the chest-zip flap is properly tightened.
This is often a sign of salt buildup or sun damage; soak the suit in cold, fresh water and consider using a dedicated wetsuit shampoo to restore suppleness.
To ensure the longevity of your wetsuit, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cool water after every use to remove salt and mineral deposits. Never use hot water, as it can compromise the elasticity of the neoprene. When drying, hang the suit on a thick, wide wetsuit hanger in a shaded area; avoid direct sunlight, which can cause the material to crack and lose its stretch over time. When putting the suit on, avoid using your fingernails to pull at the neoprene, as this can cause tears. Instead, use the pads of your fingers and pull from the deeper material to work the suit up your limbs. Ensure the chest zip is fully engaged and flush before heading into the water to maintain the integrity of the water-tight seal.
