Turbo Full Wetsuit - Black
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The TWF Turbo Full Wetsuit is an essential piece of equipment for swimmers, surfers, and watersports enthusiasts who want to extend their time in the water by maintaining core body warmth. This full steamer-style suit provides comprehensive coverage and insulation through its specialized foam-and-fabric construction; however, users should note that as a full-length suit, it may require extra effort to put on compared to shorty wetsuits.
All features
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1312161 |
| Brand | TWF |
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FAQs
Can I use this for swimming in a chlorinated pool?
Yes, you can, but ensure you rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh water immediately after use to prevent chlorine from degrading the material.
How should I store my wetsuit long-term?
Store it folded loosely or hanging on a thick-shouldered hanger in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Is this suit suitable for winter surfing?
The TWF Turbo provides significant insulation, but your choice of suit should always align with the specific water temperature of your location.
How do I know if the fit is correct?
The suit should feel very snug, almost like a second skin, without restricting your ability to breathe or move your arms fully.
Can I machine wash this wetsuit?
No, you should never machine wash or tumble dry your wetsuit, as this will destroy the foam structure and fabric coating.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty getting into the suit
Ensure your skin is dry before starting, or use a plastic bag over your feet to help them slide through the leg openings more easily.
Water is flushing inside too quickly
Check that the neck seal and cuff areas are lying flat against the skin; if they are folded over, re-adjust them to create a watertight seal.
Stiff or cracking material
This is often caused by salt buildup or UV damage; ensure you are rinsing with fresh water and drying out of direct sunlight.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Comprehensive full-body thermal protection
- Durable outer coating for long-lasting use
- Excellent flexibility for watersports performance
- Suitable for various water temperatures and activities
Cons
- Full-body design takes longer to don and doff
- Requires careful rinsing to maintain foam integrity
- May feel restrictive if the sizing is not perfectly snug
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To put on your suit, start by stepping into the leg openings and pulling the material up gradually to avoid damaging the foam with fingernails. Ensure all zippers are closed securely before entering the water. After every use, rinse the wetsuit thoroughly with fresh, cool water to remove salt, sand, and chlorine. Hang the suit to dry on a wide plastic hanger in a shaded area; never leave it in direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the fabric and cause the foam to lose its elasticity.