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The TWF XT3 3mm Wetsuit is an ideal choice for water sports enthusiasts seeking a versatile, high-performance suit that balances warmth and flexibility from spring through autumn. Featuring durable 3mm neoprene and strategic mesh panels to combat wind chill, it provides reliable protection for activities like surfing, swimming, and kayaking. While it offers excellent mobility and comfort, users should note that as a 3mm suit, it is specifically optimized for temperate seasonal use rather than extreme winter conditions.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Part Number | 1197249 |
| Brand | TWF |
The 3mm thickness is ideal for spring through autumn water temperatures.
Yes, but be sure to thoroughly rinse the suit in fresh water immediately after use to remove chlorine, which can degrade neoprene.
No, you should never machine wash your wetsuit. Hand wash only with fresh, cool water.
Titanium flatlocked stitching provides a smoother internal seam to reduce irritation and increases the structural strength of the seams.
Store it on a wide hanger in a cool, dark, and dry place to prevent the neoprene from creasing or drying out.
Yes, it features UPF 50+ protection, covering the areas of the body it protects from the sun.
Ensure the wetsuit is pulled up fully and evenly at the hips before zipping, and check that no lining material is caught in the zipper teeth.
Adjust the glide skin collar system to ensure a tighter, more secure seal against the skin.
Rinse the zipper thoroughly in fresh water to remove salt crystals, then allow it to dry completely.
To ensure your TWF XT3 remains in top condition, proper care is essential. Always rinse the suit thoroughly with fresh, cold water after every use, especially after exposure to saltwater or chlorine, to prevent mineral buildup on the non-corrosive zip. Avoid drying the suit in direct, harsh sunlight, as UV exposure over time can degrade the neoprene. Instead, hang it on a wide, plastic wetsuit hanger in a shaded, well-ventilated area. When putting the suit on, be careful not to puncture the neoprene with fingernails. Ensure the velcro zip lock is secured properly before entering the water to prevent the zip from snagging or opening unexpectedly.
