Wetsuits by Thickness
Wetsuits aren't just for looking like Batman or pulling off your best seal impression. They're built to keep you warm and flexible. Air and water temps can be deceiving, and having the right equipment from the start can make your ending that much sweeter. Of course, if you have any questions about thickness or sizing, give us a shout!
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Wetsuit FAQs
| Water Temperature (F) | Thickness | Wetsuit Type | Stitching |
|---|---|---|---|
| >72 | N/A | Rashguard | N/A |
| 65 - 75 | 1 - 2/1mm | Neoprene Top / Shorty | N/A |
| 62 - 68 | 2 - 3/2mm | Long Sleeve Short Suit / Full Suit | Flatlock |
| 58 - 63 | 3/2 - 4/3mm | Full Suit + Boots | Sealed |
| 52 - 58 | 4/3 - 5/4mm | Full Suit + Boots + Gloves + Hood | Sealed & Taped |
| 43 - 52 | 5/4mm | Full Suit + Boots + Gloves + Hood | Sealed & Taped |
| 42 & Below | 6/5mm | Full Suit + Boots + Gloves + Hood | Sealed & Taped |
Most wetsuits are not made for all conditions, and it's typical for riders to have more than one. There are a few factors to this, but the biggest one is where you're riding and the typical water/air temperatures. In the Summer in North America, you might find your area requires a 3/2mm; or, if you're pushing further into the Fall, you might need a 5/4mm.
Take a look at the following articles to get started: Cold Weather Riding Tips, How to Choose a Wetsuit in Cold Climates, and How to Pick a Wetsuit for Spring