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Why We Like The Vissla High Seas II 3/2mm Full Chest Zip Wetsuit
Redesigned with even more stretch, comfort, and warmth this year, the High Seas II Wetsuit is what we count on to protect us in waters ranging from the mid-50s to mid-60s in temperature. This particular version of the High Seas II allows for easy access with its chest zip design, yet sacrifices no stretch because of it. Actually, the seamless arms, Neo 3.0 tape, and anatomically engineered body only add to its flexibility. That's great considering we're always riding low when carving.
Details:
- Full wetsuit for days spent paddling out in chilly waters
- I-Foam neoprene is ultra-light while being plenty warm
- Thermal lining keeps the furnace set on high
- Triple-glued, double-blind stitched seams add durability
- Stitchless outer arms seams enhance stretchiness
- Liquid seal cuffs and Glideskin neck prevent flushing
- Chest zip access for easy entry without losing stretch
Specs
Material: [face fabric] I-Foam neoprene, [knee pads] upcycled Supratex, [lining] Thermal Fever Fiber
Style: full
Water Temp: 56-65F
Thickness: 3/2mm
Hood: none
Zip: chest
Gaskets: [neck] Glideskin, [cuffs] liquid seal
Seam Construction: triple glued, double blind stitched
Activity: surfing
Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
