C-Skins NuWave Session Chest Zip 3/2mm Black Steel Blue X Lime Men Wetsuit

 C-Skins NuWave Session Chest Zip 3/2mm Black Steel Blue X Lime Men Wetsuit

The perfect blend of performance and ocean respect

The NuWave Session is the new benchmark from C-Skins for surfers who no longer want to choose between technicality and ecology. Designed with NuWave technology, this wetsuit incorporates natural rubber to reduce the environmental footprint while maintaining the flexibility and warmth that the Session range is famous for.

Detailed Description

This 3/2 mm is designed for mid-season sessions (spring/summer/autumn). The secret to its comfort lies in the Xtend neoprene, which offers exceptional freedom of movement for paddling. The interior features a Halo IT thermal lining, which drains water quickly and retains body heat where you need it most.

The Chest Zip closure system completely frees up the shoulders to prevent fatigue while ensuring optimal watertightness. It features GBS (invisible) seams, glued and reinforced with internal protection tapes at the crotch.

Key Highlights and Technical Features

• NuWave Natural Rubber: A sustainable alternative to traditional neoprene, high-performing and eco-friendly.

• Xtend Neoprene: Multidirectional stretch for maximum flexibility in all your maneuvers.

• Halo IT Lining: Internal thermal panel in the back for added warmth and ultra-fast drying.

• GBS Seams (Glued and Blindstitched): Glued and blind-stitched seams for a perfect seal.

• Freedom Chest Zip: Easy entry system offering a great range of motion.

• 3D DuraFlex Knee Pads: For maximum durability during board maneuvers.

Breizh Rider Team Advice

"The Session range has always been our favorite for its value for money. This NuWave version takes it to the next level: you keep that 'second skin' feel unique to C-Skins, but with the satisfaction of wearing a product that limits environmental impact. The Steel Blue color is stunning and a nice change from classic black while remaining subtle. Ideal for sessions at Ris or Baie des Trépassés when the water starts to warm up."