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If you've made it this far, it's surely because you're interested in buying a wetsuit online. At Core Surfing, we have a wide stock of men's wetsuits, women's wetsuits, and kids' surf wetsuits, as well as the best accessories like surf booties, neoprene gloves, and hoods.
Take advantage of our FREE Express Shipping and the option to pay in installments, so you can have your wetsuit at home quickly and conveniently.
We only work with brands that offer us high standards of quality and performance, in order to provide you with the best value-for-money wetsuits, such as world-renowned Rip Curl wetsuits, O'Neill, Patagonia, or Volcom.
Before buying the most suitable wetsuit, you should ask yourself 2 questions.
What thickness of wetsuit should I choose?
Depending on the water temperature where you are going to surf, this is what you should choose:
- Water at 21ºC or warmer – Swimsuit and a neoprene top or vest.
- Between 17ºC and 21ºC – 2mm short wetsuit or a 3/4 wetsuit with short sleeves or legs.
- If it is between 14ºC and 17ºC – A 3/2mm wetsuit.
- From 12ºC to 15ºC – A 4/3mm wetsuit.
- 10ºC to 12ºC – A 4/3mm wetsuit with added surfing booties.
- 8ºC to 10ºC – A 5mm wetsuit, with booties, gloves, and a neoprene hood.
- 8ºC or colder - Full 6/5/4mm suit, with booties, gloves, and a neoprene hood.
What use am I going to give my wetsuit?
If you are going to use it sporadically, an affordable basic wetsuit will be enough for days with pleasant temperatures.
If you are going to use it more frequently and also do so in winter, you will need a mid-range model that has sealed seams.
For example, the most common choice on our coasts for year-round use would be a 4/3mm wetsuit, combined with booties, gloves, or a neoprene hood on the coldest days.
And if you use it regularly, high-end wetsuits will provide you with the optimal combination of warmth and elasticity.
Wetsuit brands
In our store, you will find a wide range, from a cheap wetsuit to an exclusive Rip Curl wetsuit model.
Among them all, the O'Neill HYPERFREAK stands out, awarded the prize for the best surf wetsuit of the year.
*Note that in an ONeill wetsuit, you will generally need one size smaller compared to Rip Curl wetsuit sizes, for example.
The Rip Curl 4/3 wetsuit is the most in-demand in its different ranges, with the Rip Curl Flash Bomb wetsuit leading the way.
Neoprene accessories
To complete your gear and surf all year round without getting cold, you have these neoprene accessories:
Neoprene hood or lycra with a hood. Did you know that the head is where most body heat is lost? A surf hood will help you maintain your temperature for longer.
Surfing booties. Losing the feel of the board with your feet can be a reason why you have to get out of the water. Solite boots, with their heat-moldable boot, or Rip Curl or Wetties booties are some of the best options due to their comfort and insulation.
Neoprene surf gloves. For those who get cold easily.
Surf poncho. To put on and take off your suit comfortably, without cold or prying eyes.
Tips for taking care of your wetsuit?
To extend the useful life of your wetsuit and make it last longer, follow these tips:
- Do not pull or tug when putting on or taking off your wetsuit.
- ALWAYS rinse the wetsuit with fresh water.
- Do not use the washing machine to wash your wetsuit.
- Use a shampoo for surf wetsuits like Rip Curl's PISS OFF, which cleans and disinfects.
- Do not dry your wetsuit in the sun and hang it by the waist so it does not deform.
- Always store it in a cool, dark place when not in use.