High Seas Wetsuits
Unparalleled Flexibility And Warmth
Designed with performance in mind, The High Seas wetsuit uses our most advanced materials to make sure nothing holds you back. Built using our Recycled Ridiculous Rubber, the most flexible, hi-performance jersey used in any of our wetsuits. Pair that with our Feather Foam, and you've got the lightest and stretchiest suit in the water. Made for those that are in the lineup everyday.
Made for cool water:
3/2 (56 - 65° F / 13 - 18° C)
4/3 (51 - 58° F / 10 - 14° C)
5/4 (44 - 53° F / 8 - 12° C)
Vissla High Seas Wetsuits: High-Performance Surf Wetsuits for Surfers Who Don't Take Days Off
The High Seas is Vissla's performance wetsuit — built for surfers in the water every day who need maximum flex without sacrificing warmth. Recycled Ridiculous Rubber, Vissla's most flexible jersey, paired with ultra-light Feather Foam delivers a suit that moves with the surfer instead of against them. Available in 3/2 and 4/3 chest-zip full suits, built for performance surfing at California winter temperatures.
Recycled Ridiculous Rubber: What It Is and Why It Matters
Recycled Ridiculous Rubber is the most flexible stretch jersey in the Vissla lineup — more range of motion than standard limestone neoprene, using recycled content in the rubber compound to reduce environmental footprint. Paired with Feather Foam — Vissla's lightest neoprene construction — the High Seas is noticeably lighter in hand and in the water. The trade-off: slightly less raw warmth retention than the 7 Seas. If flex is everything and you run warm: High Seas is the answer.
High Seas vs 7 Seas vs Natural Seas
- High Seas: Maximum flex and lightest weight. Recycled Ridiculous Rubber and Feather Foam. Best for performance surfing 55–65°F. Chest zip only.
- 7 Seas: Maximum durability and warmth. S-Foam limestone neoprene and Fever Fiber lining. Chest zip and back zip. The everyday standard.
- Natural Seas: Zero petroleum neoprene. Ocena bio-based foam, bluesign certified. Same warmth as the 7 Seas.
- Compare all: Wetsuit Comparison or the Wetsuit Guide.
Benefits of the High Seas Wetsuit
- Recycled Ridiculous Rubber: Most flexible jersey in the range. Critical for airs, carves, and tube riding where range of motion matters most.
- Feather Foam: Vissla's lightest neoprene foam. Less bulk and less drag on paddle-outs — less fatigue on longer sessions.
- Chest-Zip Entry: Minimizes water flush in cold conditions. Preferred for 55°F and below where flushing costs body heat quickly.
- GBS Seams + Neo 3.0 Tape: Triple-glued blind-stitched at crotch, knees, and stress points. Watertight and flex-preserving.
- 1-Year Warranty: Full one-year seam and neoprene warranty.
What to Consider Before Buying the High Seas
- Water Temperature: 3/2 for 62–68°F, 4/3 for 55–62°F. For colder water see Full Suits and Hooded Full Suits.
- Warmth vs Flex: If warmth retention is the priority in cold water, the 7 Seas 4/3 is the better choice. If flex is everything and you run warm: High Seas.
- Sizing: Uses the same Vissla sizing as the 7 Seas. Check the Size Guide before ordering.
