Mountain Warehouse Shorty Wetsuit - Black

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The Mountain Warehouse Shorty Wetsuit is an ideal choice for casual swimmers, surfers, and watersports enthusiasts looking for a reliable balance of comfort and flexibility in warmer water temperatures. This shorty-style suit provides essential core protection and thermal regulation while allowing for a full range of motion. While excellent for recreational use, users should note that the short-sleeve and short-leg design offers less coverage and thermal insulation compared to full-length steamers, making it best suited for temperate conditions rather than extreme cold.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Brand | Mountain Warehouse |
No, this is a shorty wetsuit with short arms and legs. It is designed for temperate water temperatures and would not provide sufficient insulation for winter conditions.
Rinse it with cool, fresh water after every use. Do not use detergent, bleach, or a washing machine, as these can damage the fabric.
Yes, you can wear it in a pool, but ensure you rinse it thoroughly with fresh water afterward to remove all chlorine, which can degrade the material over time.
Flat seams are designed to prevent the fabric from rubbing against your skin, which significantly reduces the risk of chafing during prolonged movement.
Wetsuits should fit like a second skin. Use the manufacturer's size guide to measure your chest, waist, and hips, and select the size that corresponds to your measurements for a snug, not overly tight, fit.
Rinse the zipper area thoroughly with fresh water to remove dried salt and sand. You can also use a dedicated wetsuit zipper wax to lubricate the tracks.
Check that the adjustable neckline is fastened tightly and that the fit of the suit is snug against your torso. If the suit is too loose, you may need a smaller size for a proper seal.
Ensure that the flat seams are correctly positioned against the skin. If irritation persists, consider using a sports anti-chafe balm on sensitive areas before putting on the suit.
To ensure the longevity of your wetsuit, always rinse it thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every use, especially after contact with saltwater or chlorine. Hang the suit to dry on a wide plastic hanger in a shaded area; avoid direct sunlight, as UV rays can degrade the neoprene and cause the fabric to lose its elasticity. Never store the suit while it is damp or folded tightly. When putting on the suit, take care to avoid pulling with your fingernails, as these can puncture or tear the delicate material. Check the back zipper regularly to ensure no sand or salt buildup is causing the slider to stick.