From Women’s Triathlon Suit to Women’s Wetsuit: Get the Perfect Attire for All Your Favourite Sports

With a good neoprene wetsuit, you could participate in water sports like scuba diving, surfing, swimming etc. around the year. Neoprene also allows additional buoyancy and maximizes your performance potential. A wetsuit will let you stay in freezing water for long durations that could otherwise be life threatening. Stay safe and warm with a women’s wetsuit and give an ace performance. Sounds like a miracle, doesn’t it? A wetsuit works on a fairly simple principle. The fabric allows only a little amount of water to seep through the suit and your body heat will quickly warm this up. This thin layer of warm water between your skin and the wetsuit will then act as a nice blanket and provide insulation. This can keep you perfectly safe in chilly water and make you feel like it’s a warm summer day.

In order for the wetsuit to work, a good fit needs to be ensured. It must fit you like a second skin allowing only minimal seepage of water into the suit. An ill-fitting wetsuit will flush the warm water out and replace it with cold ocean water rendering it useless. This is exactly why you need a wetsuit designed specifically for women. Contrary to popular belief, there can be no unisex wetsuit as male and female anatomies are inherently different. Women’s wetsuits are designed to fit you correctly and they are available in sizes XXS-L.

If you’re looking for a women’s triathlon suit, you are going to be spoilt for choices. Since triathlon combines swimming, cycling and running in one event, you will need a wetsuit that will enable you perform well in each of the sports. There is no ideal triathlon suit for women as everybody has different preferences. Neoprene is the best fabric for this as it is light, breathable and flexible. It is a kind of gas filled foam that increases buoyancy and would improve the performance in a sport like swimming.

You must remember that if your triathlon is in open water during the colder months, you would probably need a full wetsuit in a thick fabric. Otherwise, a shorty wetsuit or a spring suit would be your best option. These too come in a variety of thicknesses and you can choose your suit according to the climate of your region or personal preference. Neoprene dries very quickly and it will completely dry within a few minutes of coming out of water and you can carry on with the rest of the rounds of triathlon comfortably. Depending on exactly what you need, you can even wear a full wetsuit over a shorty wetsuit just for the swimming round. They come equipped with front zippers that can be taken off very quickly.

Our wetsuits come in a variety of fabric thickness. The full wetsuits are either 5mm or 3mm in thickness and they can protect you in the coldest of waters. Shorty wetsuits or triathlon suits can be found in varied thicknesses of 2mm, 1mm and 0.5 mm. Take you pick among vibrant styles like neon and metallic colours, animal print, tie & dye or stripes.