Slide your first leg through the leg of the wetsuit until your toes appear. Gently fold the seal back over your foot until the seal is inside out.
Carefully slide your ankle through the folded seal and leave the folded seal as you repeat the other side.
Pull the wetsuit up to your waist. You can now unfold the seals on both ankles.
Make sure legs of the wetsuit are not twisted and make any adjustments while the wetsuit is still at your waist.
Pull the wetsuit up to your armpits before putting put your arms inside.
Put one arm in at a time, carefully smoothing the wetsuit arm as you slide your arm through the sleeve.
If your wetsuit contains a neck seal, gently pull over your head and adjust to make comfortable. This seal will become easier to slide through with use.
If your wetsuit contains a neck seal, ensure the front bib lays smoothly for fit and comfort.
Finally, zip the suit up and smooth both the collar and neck seal for both comfort and proper seal limiting water entry.
Does My Wetsuit Fit?
• Tight but Comfortable: The wetsuit should fit snugly, but not be too tight or restrictive. You should be able to move your arms and legs freely.
• No Gaps: Make sure there are no gaps between the wetsuit and your skin, as this will allow water to enter and reduce the insulation.
• Proper Length: The wetsuit should reach your ankles and wrists, but not be too long, as this can cause drag in the water.
• Neck Comfort: The neck of the wetsuit should fit comfortably, but not be too tight, as this can cause discomfort and restrict breathing.
• Chest and Back Panel: The chest and back panel of the wetsuit should be snug, but not too tight, as this will affect the insulation and mobility.
• Sleeve and Leg Length: The sleeves and legs of the wetsuit should be long enough to provide complete coverage, but not be too long, as this can restrict movement.
• Zipper: The zipper of the wetsuit should be easy to operate and not dig into your skin.
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