Care Instructions

Be careful when putting on and taking off your wetsuit. Excessive stretching and pulling can damage the seams. Avoid stepping on your wetsuit while taking it off, as this can cause holes and damage to the exterior linings.

Rinse your wetsuit with fresh water to remove sand, sweat, and salt. 
If necessary, use a mild detergent, but opt for a biodegradable option. Minimize detergent use to avoid washing out the plasticizers in the neoprene, which maintain its stretch. Be sure to thoroughly rinse out all detergent.

Allow your wetsuit to dry in the shade after each use. Avoid direct sunlight.

Fold your wetsuit and store it in a dry, shady place. Avoid hanging it on a hanger.

Step 1: Handle with care

Step 2: Rinse after use

Step 3: Avoid direct sunlight when drying

Step 4: Fold the Wetsuit to store

Always rinse your harness with fresh water to remove sand, sweat, and salt. Pay special attention to removing sand from tight spaces like buckles and the velcros. Ensure all metal parts are free of salt and sand. 
If necessary, use a mild detergent, but choose a biodegradable option.

Allow your harness to drip dry in the shade and avoid direct sunlight.

When not in use, store your harness in a cool, shaded environment only after it has fully dried. Avoid storing it in closed spaces.

Step 1: Rinse after use

Step 2: Avoid direct sunlight when drying

Step 3: Store in shade and let it breathe