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The Circle One Surf PULSE Shorty Wetsuit is designed for beachgoers, surfers, and bodyboarders who want a reliable, comfortable suit for UK summer and autumn water temperatures. Its primary benefit is the combination of high-grade, stretchy neoprene and wind-chill-resistant paneling, providing excellent mobility without compromising warmth. While this suit excels in moderate seasonal conditions, users should note that as a shorty design, it is not suitable for mid-winter surfing or extreme cold-water environments.
| Dress Size UK | 8 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Circle One Surf |
No, this is a 3/2mm shorty designed specifically for summer and autumn. It does not provide enough coverage or thickness for winter water temperatures.
Yes, the fabric is rated at 50+ UV protection to shield your skin from the sun during long beach sessions.
Yes, the suit features a long pull cord on the chunky YKK zipper, making it straightforward to zip and unzip by yourself.
Hang it in a cool, shaded, and well-ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources like radiators.
Titanium mesh panels in the chest and back reflect body heat back toward you and help block wind-chill, keeping you warmer.
Check the zipper teeth for trapped sand and ensure the pull cord is being pulled at a 45-degree angle rather than straight back.
Adjust the glide-skin collar closure to ensure it sits snugly against the skin without being overly restrictive.
Rinse the suit thoroughly and store it on a wide, wetsuit-specific hanger rather than a thin wire hanger to maintain the material's shape.
To maximize the life of your Pulse Shorty, always rinse the suit with fresh, cool water after every use, especially if you have been in salt water. Avoid drying the suit in direct sunlight, as UV exposure can degrade the neoprene over time; instead, hang it in a shaded, well-ventilated area. To prevent damage to the YKK zipper, ensure that no sand or grit is caught in the teeth before zipping or unzipping. When putting the suit on, avoid using your fingernails to pull at the neoprene, as this can cause punctures; use the pads of your fingers or the palms of your hands to adjust the fit.
