Category Surfing

Surfing Wetsuit Brands (More Than 97 Brands)

Surfing

Surfing is one of the most popular watersports in the world. That is why there are more than 97 surfing wetsuit brands. These brands started in many different countries and some are new and some are more than 80 years old.

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Wetsuit Zipper (Types, Problems, Repair, and More)

Diving, Kitesurfing, Surfing, Triathlon

The zipper of a wetsuit is an important aspect to determine the quality and durability of your wetsuit. Next to the preferred zip entry, the zip can have problems, it can get stuck or even break.

The Best Wetsuits for Bodyboarding (and Tips for Buying)

Surfing

Choosing the right wetsuit is a crucial part of the bodyboarding watersport. The wetsuit should keep you warm and as flexible as possible. In this blog, we try to give you the most complete information to choose the right wetsuit for you.

The Best Wetsuits for Canyoning (Most Common Types)

Surfing

Always go prepared and make sure you have the best wetsuits for canyoneering. You might not always want to go through the hassle of wetsuit selection, but you must know how to pick the right one. If you are a dedicated canyoneer, you would know the importance of one of these.

How Rubber is Made (The Simple Version)

Diving, Kitesurfing, Surfing, Triathlon

There are two types of rubber natural and synthetic. Both are made differently and there are many variants. Natural rubber is made from latex produced by trees and plants and combined with acid, water, heat, oxygen, carbon black, and sulfur made into strong, and flexible rubber.

Does a Wetsuit or Neoprene Stretch? (All You Need to Know)

Diving, Kitesurfing, Surfing, Triathlon

Yes, a wetsuit made of neoprene does stretch. Wetsuits are designed to be flexible and stretchy, allowing you to move more freely and effortlessly in the water. The elasticity also makes it easier to put on the wetsuit. After some time the neoprene will stretch out permanently, mostly around the shoulders, elbows, and knees.