Neoprene Kitesurf Men

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Welcome to the frequently asked questions section about men's wetsuits in the Surfoon online store. Depending on the water temperature and the time of year, you will need a suitable wetsuit to fully enjoy your kitesurfing sessions. In our online store, you will find different models of wetsuits of 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm, or 6 mm, with long or short sleeves or legs. To ensure you find the right wetsuit, we have compiled the frequently asked questions about men's wetsuits at the end of this page. If you have any other questions or need assistance, you can contact us at any time! Our friendly and knowledgeable customer service is available every day of the week. Our team consists of experts who speak English, Dutch, and German, and they will be happy to assist you.

• What size wetsuit do I need?
• What thickness should a men's wetsuit for kitesurfing have?
• What thickness should my wetsuit have if I want to kitesurf all year round?
• What wetsuit do I need for summer?
• What wetsuit do I need to go kitesurfing in winter?
• When do I need a 5 mm wetsuit?
• What is the advantage of a suit with a front zipper over one with a back zipper?
• What temperature should I choose a short wetsuit (shorty) for?
• What time of year is a 3 mm wetsuit suitable for?
• Are there zipperless wetsuits?
• What wetsuits are on sale?
• What brands can I buy a men's wetsuit from at Surfoon?

What size wetsuit do I need?

To ensure that your wetsuit keeps you warm and comfortable, it is very important that it fits well. The size of your wetsuit may vary depending on the model and brand. On each product page in our online store, you will find a size chart that shows the body measurements corresponding to each size. If you have trouble finding the right size, feel free to contact us by phone or email at any time.

What thickness should a men's wetsuit for kitesurfing have?

The thickness of the wetsuit determines how warm it will keep you. The air and water temperature are important here. The thicker the neoprene, the colder it can withstand. So, if you plan to go kitesurfing mainly in summer, a 3 mm suit or a shorty might be sufficient. If you want to be in the water year-round, even in winter, it's better to choose a 4 mm, 5 mm, or even a 6 mm suit. Additionally, your personal temperature sensation also influences whether you should choose a thinner or thicker suit.

What thickness should my wetsuit have if I want to kitesurf all year round?

The thickness of the wetsuit depends on the temperature of the water and air and, therefore, on the place where you plan to kitesurf throughout the year. For northern Europe, a 4 mm or 5 mm suit is a good option, as it is not too warm in summer and should be sufficient for spring and autumn. In winter, you can complement your suit with accessories such as a hood, boots, and neoprene gloves. If you are more sensitive to the cold, consider a thicker suit.

What wetsuit do I need for summer?

For summer in Northern Europe, you can choose a 4 mm or 3 mm wetsuit with long sleeves and legs, a shorty, or a springsuit, depending on your sensitivity to cold. A steamer with long sleeves and legs will keep you warm and will also protect you from the sun and impacts. On the other hand, a shorty it has short sleeves and legs, it is made of 2 mm to 3 mm neoprene, and it provides you with maximum freedom of movement. The springsuit it has short sleeves and long legs, and is usually 2 mm, 3 mm, or 4 mm, offering a good balance between warmth, freedom of movement, and sun protection.

What wetsuit do I need to go kitesurfing in winter?

A typical winter suit is 6 mm or 5 mm, with a warm inner lining and an integrated hood. Additionally, you should wear neoprene boots and gloves to make the most of your winter sessions.

When do I need a 5 mm wetsuit?

A 5 mm wetsuit is ideal for water temperatures between 10 and 17 degrees Celsius. Therefore, it is suitable for kitesurfing in autumn and spring in northern Europe. With accessories like a hood, an inner shirt, boots, and gloves, you can even wear a 5 mm wetsuit in winter. Depending on the water temperature and your personal sensitivity, you can also wear a 5 mm wetsuit in summer.

What is the advantage of a suit with a front zipper over one with a back zipper?

A suit with front zipper (frontzip) offers more flexibility and freedom of movement than one with back zipper (backzip), since the zipper is located on the chest. Additionally, the frontzip keeps you warmer, as it allows less water to enter. However, it is a bit more difficult to put on compared to the backzip.

What temperature should I choose a short wetsuit (shorty) for?

One shorty It is suitable for water temperatures of 22 degrees Celsius or higher. This usually occurs on summer days in northern Europe. However, the air temperature also influences whether a shorty will keep you warm enough while kitesurfing. If both the water and air temperatures are warm enough, a shorty is an excellent choice.

What time of year is a 3mm wetsuit suitable for?

One 3 mm suit It is ideal for summer sessions in Northern Europe. Depending on your sensitivity to cold, you can use it in late spring or even early autumn. A 3 mm suit is recommended for water temperatures of 17 to 22 degrees Celsius. When kitesurfing, you should also consider the outside temperature and wind strength, as they can affect your thermal sensation.

Are there zipperless wetsuits?

Yes, there are zipperless wetsuits, known as Zipfree o ZiplessA Zipfree suit offers maximum flexibility and freedom of movement, and it fits your body like a second skin. However, they are a bit more difficult to put on compared to zipper suits.

What wetsuits are on sale?

In our online store Surfoon, we regularly have wetsuits on sale from different brands. You can find them in the "Deals" section of our online store. You can also contact us for a custom quote.

What brands can I buy a men's wetsuit from at Surfoon?

In our online store, you can find wetsuits from the following brands. Click on the corresponding link for more information about each brand.