Orca Women's Zeal Hi-Vis Openwater Swim Wetsuit – Orange

Features:

• Visibility: the orange panels on the extremities and back feature 39 HV (Hi-Vis) technology, a high-visibility fabric that allows you to be seen in many weather conditions
• Buoyancy: the incorporation of  Aerodome 2 technologies, gives the wetsuit a high level of buoyancy. Aerodome 2 features hundreds of air pockets between the two layers of high-quality neoprene
• Flexibility: high-quality Yamamoto 39 neoprene is combined with a high-elasticity infinity Skin 2 linning and SCS surface coating
• Thermal insulation: 5 mm leg panels, together with the “Batwing” hood, and YKK10 zippers provide superior thermal insulation
• Hydrodynamics: SCS surface coasting reduces resistance and friction in the water, improving hydrodynamics to increase speed
• Comfortable: laser cut neck combined with a Hydrolite inner lining allows the wetsuit to seal to the body and prevent chaffing
• This combination also acts as a seal to prevent water from slushing into the wetsuit, providing further thermal insulation and hydrodynamics
• Resttube compatible: includes Restube Ready technology, which can be used with a Restube, Safety Buoy or Bag
• Durable: YKK-10 zippers are sturdy and reliable. (as with all specialist swimming wetsuits, the neoprene and surface coating are fragile when used improperly, be careful when changing, do not allow long nails to snag on the suit and do not use this suit for activities where the suit may come into contact with rough surfaces)
• The Zeal Hi-Vis Wetsuit is the evolution of the Openwater RS1 SW Wetsuit
• Comes with fabric gloves to wear whilst handling/putting the wetsuit on/off

Materials:

• 95% neoprene / 5% polyamide (nylon)

Care instructions:

• Please note: Orca's wetsuits, particularly those made with neoprene, can be susceptible to damage from fingernails or sharp objects when putting on or taking off the suit - it is recommended to wear gloves whilst handling your wetsuit
• Fabric gloves are provided to be worn whilst handling the wetsuit to mitigate damage
• Avoid leaning or coming into contact with any surfaces (especially rough ones) whilst wearing your wetsuit
• If the suit has Velcro®, avoid contact between the Velcro® and the inner lining of the wetsuit as this will damafe the fibres in the material - keep the Velcro® covered with the provided fabric patch avoid damage