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The Vissla 7 Seas Comp 4-3 Chest Zip Full Suit is designed for performance-minded surfers who require maximum flexibility in cool water temperatures between 54 and 64 degrees Fahrenheit. Featuring premium Japanese limestone-based neoprene and minimal interior taping, it offers exceptional warmth and a lightweight feel, though its focus on high-stretch performance means it may feel less robust than thicker, multi-layered winter suits.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MW43Q7CC-GRA-MS |
| Brand | Vissla |
This suit is engineered for cool water temperatures ranging from 54 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit (12-18 degrees Celsius).
Yes, it includes an easy-access key cord, typically located in a secure internal pocket.
Store it on a wide, wetsuit-specific hanger in a cool, dark place. Never use wire hangers, as they can damage the shoulder material.
While the suit is highly efficient, it is not recommended for temperatures below 54 degrees as you may experience significant heat loss.
Use a neoprene-specific cement (like Aquaseal) to carefully glue the tear back together, then allow it to cure for at least 24 hours.
Ensure the Glideskin neck seal is lying flat against your skin and the chest zip flap is properly tucked and overlapping the seal.
Ensure you are pulling the chest zip panel wide enough and try wearing plastic bags over your feet to help them slide through the leg openings.
This is often caused by salt buildup; soak the suit in cold, fresh water for 30 minutes and use a dedicated wetsuit cleaner if necessary.
To maximize the lifespan of your Vissla wetsuit, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cool water after every use, especially after surfing in saltwater. Avoid leaving the suit in direct sunlight to dry, as UV rays can degrade the neoprene and cause the material to become brittle. When drying, fold the suit over a wide hanger or lay it flat in a shaded, well-ventilated area. Avoid using harsh detergents or hot water, as these can strip the lamination and damage the thermal lining. Ensure the chest zip is clear of sand and debris before zipping to maintain a watertight seal.
