Jobe Perth Shorty 3/2MM - Blue
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The Jobe Perth Shorty 3/2MM is designed for water sports enthusiasts who require a balance of core thermal protection and unrestricted movement during warm-water activities. Featuring a strategic 3mm and 2mm neoprene construction, it is perfect for swimming, jet skiing, or kayaking, though it is not intended for use in frigid, cold-water environments.
All features
| Colour | Blue |
|---|---|
| Material | Nylon |
| Model Part Number | 30362100-M |
| Brand | Jobe |
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FAQs
What does 3/2mm mean?
It refers to the neoprene thickness, with 3mm used in the chest/back for warmth and 2mm in the arms/legs for flexibility.
Can I use this for scuba diving?
This suit is designed for surface water sports and warm-water swimming; it may not provide enough insulation for extended underwater diving.
How should I clean my wetsuit?
Rinse it with fresh water and mild soap if necessary, then air dry in the shade.
Is this suit machine washable?
No, you should never machine wash or tumble dry your wetsuit, as this will damage the neoprene.
How do I choose the right size?
Measure your chest and waist carefully and compare them to the Jobe sizing chart for the best fit.
Troubleshooting
Zipper is difficult to pull or sticking
Check for trapped fabric in the teeth and ensure the zipper path is free of sand or salt debris.
Feeling cold in the water
Ensure the suit fits snugly; if there is too much loose space, water will circulate too freely, defeating the thermal purpose.
Seams showing signs of fraying
The interior strengthening tape should prevent this, but if it occurs, avoid pulling threads and consult a professional wetsuit repair shop.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent flexibility in arms and legs
- Reinforced internal seams for longevity
- Convenient back zipper for quick access
- Balanced thermal protection for various water temperatures
Cons
- Not suitable for extreme cold-water conditions
- Shorty design leaves arms and legs partially exposed
- Requires proper rinsing to maintain material elasticity
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Getting the most out of your Jobe Perth Shorty depends on proper fit and post-use maintenance. When putting on the suit, ensure the zippers are fully aligned to avoid jamming. After every use in saltwater or chlorinated pools, rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cool water to prevent salt crystals or chemicals from drying out the neoprene. Hang the suit to dry on a wide plastic hanger in a shaded area; avoid direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the material and cause premature fading or cracking. Store the suit flat or on a hanger when not in use to maintain its original shape.