Sisstrevolution 7 Seas 4/3 Chest Zip Wetsuit - Gold - 10
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The Sisstrevolution 7 Seas 4/3 Chest Zip Wetsuit is designed for cold-water surfers who require a balance of warmth, flexibility, and sustainability. It is an ideal choice for water temperatures between 51 and 58 degrees Fahrenheit (11-14 degrees Celsius). While it offers excellent thermal insulation through its hollow fiber lining and limestone-based neoprene, users should be aware that the high-performance, tailored fit requires precise sizing to ensure the internal seals function correctly.
All features
| Colour | Gold |
|---|---|
| Dress Size UK | 10 |
| Brand | Sisstrevolution |
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FAQs
What temperature range is this suit rated for?
This 4/3 wetsuit is best suited for water temperatures between 51 and 58 degrees Fahrenheit (11-14 degrees Celsius).
How do I store my wetsuit to keep it in good shape?
Always rinse with fresh water and hang it in the shade on a thick hanger. Avoid folding the suit for long periods, which can cause permanent creases.
Is the neoprene petroleum-based?
No, this suit is constructed using light, limestone-based neoprene, which is more eco-friendly than traditional petroleum-based neoprene.
Does the suit come with a way to store my key?
Yes, it includes an internal secure key cord to keep your keys safe while in the water.
Can I wash the wetsuit in a washing machine?
No, you should never put your wetsuit in a washing machine or dryer, as the heat and agitation will destroy the neoprene and seam integrity.
Why is the fit called 'anatomically correct'?
It means the suit is cut and panelled to match the natural curves and movement of the human body, providing a second-skin feel that minimizes resistance.
Troubleshooting
Water flushing down the neck
Check that the internal glideskin neck seal is lying flat against your skin without any hair or suit fabric tucked underneath.
Difficulty putting the suit on
Ensure your skin is dry or use a plastic bag over your feet/hands to help them slide through the cuffs more easily.
Seams beginning to leak
Inspect the Neo 2.0 tape for peeling; if the tape is lifting, consult a professional wetsuit repair service or use neoprene-specific cement.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Eco-friendly, dope-dyed fabric prevents color fading
- Quick-drying interior thermal lining
- High-flexibility design for unrestricted paddling
- Secure integrated key cord
- Superior warmth in cold 11-14 degree water
Cons
- Chest-zip entries can be more difficult to put on than back-zip models
- Tailored anatomical fit may not suit every body shape
- Requires careful rinsing to maintain neoprene elasticity
Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure the longevity of your wetsuit, rinse it thoroughly with fresh water inside and out after every session to remove salt and sand. Avoid drying your suit in direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the neoprene over time; instead, hang it in a cool, shaded area on a wide-shouldered hanger. When putting on the suit, avoid using your fingernails to pull at the neoprene, as this can cause tears. The chest-zip system requires you to step in and pull the chest flap over your head; ensure the internal flap is smoothed out before zipping to guarantee a complete seal. Store the suit flat or on a proper hanger to prevent permanent creases.