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The Vissla 7 Seas Comp 4-3 Chest Zip Full Suit is a high-performance wetsuit designed for surfers navigating cool water temperatures between 54 and 64º F (12 - 18º C). It provides exceptional flexibility and warmth through its 100% super-stretch Japanese limestone-based neoprene, making it ideal for those who prioritize freedom of movement in the water. While it excels in performance and thermal regulation, users should be aware that the high-performance material requires diligent care to maintain its integrity over time.
| Model Part Number | MW43Q7CC-RUS-S |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vissla |
This suit is designed for cool water between 54 and 64º F (12 - 18º C).
Yes, it uses limestone-based neoprene and dope-dyed fabric, which significantly reduces environmental impact.
Always use the pads of your fingers rather than your fingernails when pulling the neoprene over your limbs.
No, direct sunlight damages neoprene. Always air dry in the shade.
The secure internal key cord allows you to safely store your car or house key inside the suit while surfing.
Use a wide-shoulder hanger to maintain the shape and store in a cool, dark, and dry environment.
Ensure the chest-zip flap is laid perfectly flat and the slider is pushed completely to the closed position.
Wash the suit with a dedicated wetsuit shampoo to remove salt buildup and keep the neoprene supple.
To ensure your suit lasts, always rinse the interior and exterior with fresh, cold water immediately after every surf. Avoid leaving the suit in direct sunlight to dry, as UV rays can degrade the neoprene. Hang the suit using a wide-shoulder wetsuit hanger to prevent stretching the neck and shoulder panels. Store the suit in a cool, dry place when not in use. When dressing, avoid using your fingernails to pull the suit up to prevent punctures; use the pads of your fingers instead.
