Men's Wetsuit

A good surf wetsuit will allow you to spend more hours in the water. In addition to helping you maintain your body temperature, the more elastic and lighter the wetsuit is, the less you will tire when paddling.

To choose the most suitable wetsuit for you, you need to ask yourself 2 questions.

When are you going to use it? Only in summer, a 3/2 mm wetsuit will be enough. If you have another one for winter, you will need a 5 mm wetsuit. If you have one for the whole year, a 4/3 wetsuit with surf booties, gloves, or a neoprene hood will be the best option.

Whether it will be for sporadic or frequent use. For sporadic use, a cheap wetsuit will do, but if you are going to use it almost daily, higher-end ranges offer you much more comfort and warmth.

Find the one that best suits your needs among the top-tier brands we work with: Rip Curl Wetsuits, Patagonia, Volcom, O'Neill... and we will send it to you for FREE in just 24 hours. Plus, you can pay for it in comfortable installments.

So now you know, if you're cold in the water, it's because you want to be.

MEN'S SURF WETSUIT

When choosing a men's wetsuit, it is necessary to ask yourself these 2 questions.

Which surf wetsuit thickness should I choose?

Water temperature determines the thickness of the wetsuit in millimeters:

• With water at 21ºC or more – Men's swim trunks and a wetsuit top or vest.
• Between 17ºC and 21ºC – A 2 mm men's shorty wetsuit or a 3/4 wetsuit with short sleeves or legs.
• If it's between 14ºC and 17ºC – A 3/2 mm long wetsuit for men.
• From 12ºC to 15ºC – A men's 4/3 wetsuit.
• 10ºC to 12ºC – A 4/3 mm wetsuit to which we add booties for surfing.
• 8ºC to 10ºC – A 5/4 mm wetsuit, with booties, gloves, and a wetsuit hood.
• 8ºC or less – 6/5/4 mm long wetsuit, with booties, gloves, and a wetsuit hood.

How will I use the surf wetsuit?

If you are going to use it sporadically, cheap wetsuits from the most basic ranges will be enough for days with pleasant temperatures.

In the event that you are going to use it more frequently and also do so in winter, mid-range surf wetsuits, which at least have sealed seams, should be your choice.

For example, the most common thing on our coasts for the whole year would be a men's 4/3 wetsuit, combined with booties, gloves, or a wetsuit hood on colder days.

And if you use it regularly, high-end men's wetsuits will provide you with the optimal combination of temperature and elasticity.

Wetsuit brands

In our store, you will find a wide range, from a cheap wetsuit to the most exclusive Rip Curl wetsuit models.

Among them all, the O'Neill HYPERFREAK stands out, having been awarded the prize for the best surf wetsuit of the year. It should be noted that in an ONeill wetsuit, you will generally need a size smaller compared to Rip Curl wetsuit sizes, for example.

The Rip Curl 4/3 wetsuit is the most in-demand across its different ranges, with the Rip Curl Flash Bomb wetsuit in the lead.

Volcom wetsuits, until now only reserved for members of their surf team and now available to the general public