Black open cell – 3.5mm – 5mm

Description

Spearfishing wetsuits are specially designed suits that provide thermal protection and camouflage for spearfishers while underwater. Here’s some information about spearfishing wetsuits:

1. Types of Wetsuits:
   • Two-Piece Wetsuits: These consist of a separate jacket and pants. They offer flexibility in terms of mixing and matching sizes for the top and bottom. 
2. Thickness and Material:
   • Wetsuits come in various thicknesses, typically measured in millimeters (mm). Thicker suits provide more insulation but can limit movement. Common thicknesses for spearfishing range from 3mm to 7mm.
   • Neoprene is the most common material used for wetsuits. It provides insulation by trapping a layer of water against the skin, which is then heated by the body.
3. Camouflage and Color:
   • Camouflage patterns are often used to help spearfishers blend into their underwater environment, making it easier to approach fish without startling them.
   • Common colors include shades of blue, green, brown, and black to match the colors of the ocean and reefs.
4. Fit and Comfort:
   • A proper fit is crucial for a wetsuit to be effective. It should be snug without restricting movement.
   • Some wetsuits have features like reinforced knees, chest pads, and elbow pads for added durability and comfort.
5. Additional Features:
   • Hood: Some wetsuits come with an attached hood to provide head and neck insulation.
   • Loading Pad: This is a reinforced area on the chest where the spearfisher can load their speargun without damaging the wetsuit.
   • Seals  Wetsuits may have seals at the cuffs, ankles, and hoodie to minimize water entry.
6. Maintenance and Care:
   • Rinse the wetsuit with freshwater after each use to remove salt and sand.
   • Hang the wetsuit in a shaded, well-ventilated area to dry thoroughly.
   • Store the wetsuit away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures to prolong its lifespan.

When choosing a spearfishing wetsuit, consider the water temperature in your diving location and your personal preference for mobility and thermal protection. It’s essential to invest in a high-quality wetsuit that fits well and suits your diving needs.