Men Wetsuit Seek Amp 4/3 Back Zip

Max_Flex represents the pinnacle of stretch in our outer linings. In addition to its outstanding flexibility, it doesn't absorb water; instead, it disperses it through tiny channels. This enhances water evaporation and shortens drying time.

Thanks to the looped structure, Plasma_Plush inside lining traps more air. The result is an insulating layer for increased warmth and plushy comfort.

This outside lining is sourced from nylon waste, but the best thing is that its stretch properties are just as good as conventional linings.

The Hot_Stuff 2.0 comes with a plushier feel due to larger loops that trap more air for heat insulation. It is the stretchiest thermo lining in ION‘s entire range.

A silky interior lining ensures a comfortable feel against bare skin. Despite its cozy appearance, it proves to be incredibly durable with its superb flexibility.

Highly elastic neoprene tape reinforces the seams on the lower body and commonly stressed cuff area from the inside.

Low density I_Foam with peak heat insulation properties containg a mix of limestone and oyster shell powder.

Seam-free shoulder design for maximum paddle reach and freedom of movement.

All stress points are reinforced and securely sealed from the inside using Melco tape.

Fused sleeve and leg ends provide a smoother and more resilient finish.

An internal neoprene panel seals off the back zipper, acting as a barrier to minimize the amount of water rushing into the wetsuit.

A narrow rubber strip on the cuffs of the leg and arm ends, as well as on the collar. Ensures a better sealing and prevents the material from leaking.

Prevents water buildup within the wetsuit. The Drain Holes are securely fixed from the inside and do not widen.

Velcro patch to offer the option of attaching the Leg_loops. The loops can be wrapped tightly around the ankle to prevent water from rushing into the suit.

A small webbing loop on the neck of wetsuits and tops to attach the safety line of watersport sunglasses.

Glued and blind-stitched seams are crafted by first applying adhesive, followed by stitching with a curved needle halfway through the neoprene to ensure water resistance.