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MW32Q7CC-COA-Coal-XS
Vissla’s most flexible 7 Seas Fullsuit. A high performance surfing suit at a great price with the least restriction possible.
Less interior tape = More stretch.
Made for cool water: 58 - 66º F / 14 - 19º C
• 100% Super stretch limestone based neoprene - lighter, warmer, softer, stretchier, easier to put on and take off, and allows for more freedom of movement
• Dope Dyed Fabric- Softer, eco-friendly, anti-fade stretch jersey laminated with AquaA eco-friendly water-based lamination is completely solvent free. Made by Bluesign approved mills.
• Thermal SS Fiber lining insulates heat and dries fast
• Tailored fit - anatomically correct engineered body lines allow for unrestricted performance and warmth
• Treat with special care! Rinse wetsuit thoroughly inside and out with fresh water
• Hang dry in a cool shaded area and avoid hanging in direct sun light. When changing, avoid standing on the wetsuit.
• 1 year from original purchase date on all seams.
• 1 year from original purchase date on neoprene.
Most Importantly Enjoy!
80% LIMESTONE 20% NYLON
Style # MW32Q7CC
Just got this for a surf trip to Nicaragua and it is lifesaving! Comfort, sun and rash protection all in one. Excellent product.
Love your gear and clothing!
This jacket is a go-to for me. Soft and warm, it's perfect when the weather cools down. Highly recommend.
It's not yet cool enough to try a 4/3 in the water, which is 79 F here in Florida. I had picked up a 7 Seas 3/2 Comp chest zip, so was confident that the fit and performance would be good. This back zip has an over-the-head thin neoprene "dam" inside the zipper to cut water leakage. Such systems tend to be effective, and are a mark of quality.
Love it, the new neoprene sleeves are soft and flexible. See you guys at Surf Expo (I work with Surfing Florida Museum).
Ken
@palmbeachkook
