Go Surfing in Winter Wearing a Women’s Wetsuit

You deserve the freedom to go swimming, surfing or scuba diving whenever you please. With a women’s wetsuit on you can be safe and at the top of your game in the coming months.

FABRIC

A wetsuit protects your body from the icy cold water in winter. This is because it is made out of a high technology fabric called neoprene that is tailor made for spending long durations in water. It is a synthetic rubber material that is highly stretchable and super soft. It uses a special technique to keep your body warm without actually keeping you dry. A women’s wetsuit allows only a little water to seep into the suit and form a layer of water between your skin and the fabric. Since this is a very little amount your body heat will immediately warm this up. This provides brilliant insulation and it allows your body to retain its warmth. The fabric itself has small air pockets that trap in your body heat and allows you to stay snug and warm in chilly weather.

Neoprene is lined with a soft fabric that sits comfortably on the skin. It prevents the outer rubbery layer from coming into contact with your skin and avoids rubbing or chafing. This is why it is also very suitable for people having sensitive skin that is prone to allergies and rashes. Neoprene is made out of foam that is filled with gas and this makes it very lightweight. By providing buoyancy, a women’s wetsuit made of neoprene can actually help you to float better and increase your performance. The fabric is thick and offers physical protection to your skin. It shields your body from sharp objects on the beach or floating out in the ocean.

FIT

A women’s wetsuit is form-fitting and body hugging. It sits on your skin and offers perfect support for your body. It rightly clings to the skin and prevents any sagging or stretching out from happening. Even though it fits like a second skin, it is actually very comfortable to wear as you can move around freely and breathe easily. A good fit of the wetsuit is essential because an ill-fitting wetsuit will allow excess water to flood in making it completely useless.

CARE

Neoprene is a very resilient and durable material that makes for a very good investment. It can last for a long time by ensuring proper care of the garment. After a day at the beach, wash and rinse your wetsuit in cold water by hand only to get rid of all the salt, sand and sweat from the fabric. Don’t forget to turn the garment inside out and wash the other side. Only use specially designed mild soaps for an intensive cleaning but always stay away from harsh detergents and bleaches. After cleaning, air-dry the fabric naturally in shade. Don’t dry in direct sunlight as the UV rays will weaken the quality of the fabric. Use specially designed wetsuit hangers for this or lay it out flat for drying to avoid permanent creasing of the fabric.}