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Soöruz FIGHTER BLUE Chest Zip Oysterprene 4/3 Wetsuit
Soöruz FIGHTER BLUE Chest Zip Oysterprene 4/3 Wetsuit
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Soöruz Watersports Chest Zip Oysterprene Wetsuit (with lining) - Maximum flexibility, comfort and durability.
The Soöruz Watersports Chest Zip Oysterprene wetsuit is your perfect partner for water sports in windy conditions. Designed to offer exceptional flexibility and superior durability, this suit allows you to move without restriction while protecting you from the elements. Thanks to Soöruz's innovation, we combine high-end performance with an eco-responsible approach.
Highlighted Features
- Y6 and Y8 Oysterprene Neoprene Foam: Our exclusive foam, created from oyster shells, offers an eco-conscious evolution. The Y6 version provides improved flexibility, and the new Y8 is even more flexible in the armpits, ensuring unparalleled freedom of movement for paddling.
- Sustainable Materials: Made with recycled polyester for fabrics and water-based glue for lamination, this suit minimizes its environmental impact.
- Wind Protection: Features Black Diamond , an exclusive Soöruz material, on the back. It's windproof, water-repellent, and flexible, designed to effectively protect you from the wind.
- Windproof Design: Equipped with Velcro ankle cuffs, drainage holes in the calves, and seams on the forearms for greater adaptation and performance in extreme conditions.
- Thermo-Loop Inner Lining: This lining (50% recycled polyester) extends to the mid-thighs, abdomen and back, providing extra comfort and superior warmth during your sessions.
- Reinforced Seams: Seams are glued and blind stitched (GBS) , and internally reinforced with our ultra-soft neoprene strips for durability and to prevent water ingress.
- Key Pocket: Features a secure pocket with a Lycra gusset inserted into the seam and an elastic buckle sewn inside.
- Chest-Zip Opening System: This system limits water entry, does not hinder movement during use, and is easy to put on. (Also available in Back-Zip and Zip-Free; check availability).
Specs
- Thickness: 4/3mm and available in 3/2mm, 5/4/3mm,
- Color: Blue
- Sizes: S, MS, M, MT, LS, L, XLS, XL, XXL
- Warranty: 3 years on seams
- Reference: S4 MWBZFIG
Are you looking for flexibility, protection, and a commitment to the environment?
The Soöruz Watersports Chest Zip Oysterprene wetsuit is the ideal choice. Its advanced technology and eco-friendly materials will allow you to perform at your best in the water while protecting the planet.
There are three types of zipper closures on wetsuits, each with its own advantages and disadvantages in terms of ease of donning, flexibility, and watertightness: Chest-Zip, Back-Zip, and Zip-Free.
1. Back-Zip Closure
It is the most traditional and common type of closure , especially in entry-level and mid-range suits.
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How does it work? The zipper runs along most of the back, from the neck to the lumbar area, allowing the suit to open very wide . This greatly facilitates access to the wetsuit. Once inside, the zipper is closed by pulling a cord usually attached to the slider.
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Advantages:
- Ease of putting on and taking off: It is the easiest and quickest to put on and take off, ideal for beginners or people with less flexibility.
- Economical: These are usually the most affordable suits.
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Disadvantages:
- Reduced flexibility: The zipper is a rigid part that can limit flexibility in the back, especially in the shoulder area.
- Less watertightness: Although many models incorporate internal flaps or barriers ( batwing or back wash ) to minimize it, there is always a greater possibility of water entering through the zipper compared to other systems.
2. Chest-Zip Closure
This type of closure is very popular in mid- and high-end suits , offering a good balance between flexibility and tightness.
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How does it work? The zipper is shorter and runs horizontally across the chest. To put it on, you enter through the neck/shoulder area, pull the suit up over your body, then slide one shoulder in, then the other, passing your head through a smaller opening. Finally, close the zipper horizontally across your chest.
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Advantages:
- Greater flexibility: By not having a long zipper on the back, the dorsal area is more elastic, which improves freedom of movement while rowing.
- Greater watertightness: The position of the zipper on the chest, combined with internal flaps, significantly reduces water entry.
- Greater warmth: Less water intake means the body stays warmer.
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Disadvantages:
- More difficult to put on and take off: The opening is smaller, which may require a little more practice and flexibility, especially for the first few uses.
- Price: Generally more expensive than Back-Zip.
3. Zip-Free Closure
It is the most advanced and performance-oriented option, present in high-end wetsuits.
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How does it work? As its name suggests, it doesn't have a zipper. The suit is accessed through a highly elastic opening, usually at the shoulder or neck, which overlaps and is sealed with the material itself or with a Velcro system. It requires the neoprene to be extremely elastic.
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Advantages:
- Maximum flexibility: With no zippers, the suit offers complete, unrestricted freedom of movement.
- Maximum watertightness: Minimizes water entry, keeping the body dry and warm.
- Greater comfort: No zippers that can rub or get in the way.
- Greater lightness: The absence of zippers reduces the overall weight of the suit.
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Disadvantages:
- Harder to put on and take off: It requires a lot of practice and the neoprene is extremely stretchy, which can be a challenge for people with less flexibility or larger sizes.
- Price: These are the most expensive wetsuits on the market.
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