Choosing the right wetsuit is as important as choosing the best equipment for many types of water sports and recreation (including diving, surfing, kiting, and other similar styles).

Therefore, the choice of high-quality neoprene wetsuit is one of the main guarantees of safe water sport, and it is worth taking a responsible approach to solving this problem.

What to consider

When choosing a wetsuit, the first thing to consider is the purpose and conditions to which it will be used.For example, swimming in cold Arctic water and surfing (or other water activities) in southern latitudes will require completely different wetsuits.

There are three basic types of wetsuits, based on water resistance, that are best suited for specific water activities:

Wet - It's not waterproof, but it retains the layer of water that forms between suit and skin to balance body temperature.

Dry - completely isolates the body from the water and is usually used with thermal underwear.

Semi-dry - a variation of the wet type with better sealing.

For surfing, a wetsuit is the best option.