META LS 2/2mm Front Zip Wetsuit - Women's

Eicoprene is a synthetic foam used in wetsuits made from eco-friendly materials like oyster shell powder, limestone, and recycled tires. Unlike traditional neoprene, which is derived from petroleum, Eicoprene is a more sustainable option that provides warmth and flexibility while being less harmful to the environment. Choosing wetsuits made with Eicoprene helps you enjoy water sports while supporting eco-friendly practices.

Aqua-A is a solvent-free, water-based adhesive used in wetsuit construction that contains no harmful chemicals. This makes it a safer choice for both the environment and the users. By opting for wetsuits made with Aqua-A, you are supporting a more sustainable manufacturing process that prioritizes health and environmental safety.

Flatlock seams are a type of stitching that creates a flat seam, reducing bulkiness. This design increases flexibility and comfort, allowing for a greater range of motion while surfing. Additionally, flatlock seams minimize chafing against the skin, making the wetsuit more comfortable for extended wear, so you can focus on enjoying your time in the water.

The Thermal Standard lining is a specialized material used inside the wetsuit that helps insulate your body and retain heat. It is designed to keep you warm in cooler water temperatures, making it perfect for spring and summer surfing sessions. This lining helps maintain your body temperature, allowing you to stay in the water longer without feeling cold.

The fuse cut is a specific design that minimizes water entry into the wetsuit, while drain holes are small openings that allow trapped water to escape. Together, these features enhance comfort by reducing water accumulation inside the wetsuit, which can weigh you down and make it less comfortable. This design helps improve your overall performance while surfing, allowing for a more enjoyable experience.

To maintain the integrity of your wetsuit's features like Eicoprene, Aqua-A glue, and Thermal Standard lining, rinse it with fresh water after each use to remove salt and sand. Hang it to dry in a shaded area, avoiding direct sunlight, which can degrade the materials. Regularly check for any signs of wear, especially around seams and drain holes, to ensure your wetsuit remains in top condition for optimal performance.