Choose the good surf wetsuit can make a huge difference in your most all the enjoyment when you touch the waves. There are some key criteria to consider in the choice of the correct combination isothermal gear. In this article I'll take you through the wetsuit styles, sizes, thickness and accessories for a comfortable browsing experience.
There are many types of wetsuits and certain variations of the style.
Winter Wetsuits
For winter navigation in the cooler waters the thickness of the complete combination is key to comfort with addition of gloves, shoes and even a cap or hat. Average temperature of the water for the location where you surf in winter will give you a basis for the thickness of neoprene line. Temperature of 60 degrees and 3/2 (the majority of the wetsuit 3 mm and 2 mm to the arms) wetsuit should be adequate, although each individual will have to decide if it is warm enough for them. If a 3/2 is not always very hot enough you can add a 2 mm wetsuit tee shirt that you wear under your combination of 3/2. Booties are optional above 60 degrees water temperatures, many people do not wear them because they want the right-of-way that naked feet offers. Choose to wear booties with because I love the extra heat and protection of rocks and coral on the ocean floor.
Try on wetsuits if possible to obtain the correct size. If the command line can do its best, you can match your size for charts in size of brand in particular.
For temperatures low of years water 50 to 60 degrees a 4/3 or 5/4 wetsuit works for me, and if I want just a little more heat, I add a combination of 2 mm jacket or a tee shirt underneath. In the water in the booties of the 1950s, temperatures can be a must-have your feet are generally still in the water. Also within 60 years, you can find that Hat hood or wetsuit works, especially for driving under the waves of water temperatures, when the water is really cold you can get headache with a combination of isothermal hood or hat. Wetsuit gloves may be a good choice, although many people do not like gloves because they can interfere with the handle in the treatment of the surf board.
Booties and Wetsuit gloves
There are some different styles of gloves of wetsuit. You can try five glove wetsuit full finger, wetsuit gloves mitts, webbed wetsuit gloves and gloves for the mitten style wetsuit. I found that glove wetsuit records complete with anti slip on the front works best in very cold water. Water temperatures more than 60 degrees, I tend to love for the additional handle mitts. Webbed gloves can add some benefits for best performance of paddle.
Wetsuit booties are available in styles which are like thick socks without tread on the bottom and booties that more resembled wetsuit boots. I prefer the booties have a tracked background with a velcro strap that cinches the top of the booties and prevents water from filling. The heavier booties are also better for wading through areas of reef breaks tidal pool where there are many sharp or other hazards under the water rocks.
Summer Wetsuit gear water or warmer.
For some people warmer waters require any wetsuit. For temperatures above as 70 degrees, there are a few good choices for adding additional heat, only a little. You can try 1 mm 3 mm combination jerseys, zip jackets, t-shirts, pants and shorts wetsuit. There are also short john wetsuits, which cover from above the knee to the neck, short johns can be short sleeves or sleeveless. There are also the whats known as a combination of john full farmer who has no sleeves. I have often brought a combination isothermal t-shirt or jacket for the protection of wind sitting in waiting for waves and wear by friction on the chest of surfboard wax. Parts of combination of hot water can also be used in winter for extra heat in your wetsuit full winter.
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