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ION Monoshorty Wetsuit 2.0

93,08 €49,68 €Im Angebot
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Beschreibung

The sleeveless ION Monoshorty neoprene wetsuit is the perfect solution for those days during seasonal transitions. The Monoshorty’s thin and quick-drying neoprene minimizes the harsh winds yet still guarantees maximum flex. Furthermore, this wetsuit is first in line in relation to heat and sweat regulation for active riders. The Monoshorty is a durable wetsuit with a good performance at a highly competitive price. The Monoshorty can also be used as a base layer.

High-Density Neoprene Pads at Ribs and Shins

This is designed as a practical, real-world wetsuit choice for riders who want dependable performance without overcomplicating the buying decision.

Why choose the ION Monoshorty Wetsuit 2.0

  • A clear all-round choice for riders who want dependable comfort and uncomplicated performance.
  • Designed to keep you warmer for longer without making the suit feel unnecessarily restrictive.
  • A sensible option for paddlers, wingers, windsurfers and kiters who want trustworthy day-to-day kit.
  • Well suited to warmer conditions, summer sessions, or riders who value freedom of movement.

Specifications

  • Thickness: 2.0
  • Fit: Women's
  • Materials: neoprene; nylon
  • Material note: 80% Neoprene / 20% Nylon
  • Available sizes: 48/S, 50/M, 52/L, 54/XL

What's included

  • 1 x ION Monoshorty Wetsuit 2.0

Explore the Range

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FAQs

Is this wetsuit warm enough for UK conditions?

ION Monoshorty Wetsuit 2.0 is best judged by its thickness and how warm you personally run. Well suited to warmer conditions, summer sessions, or riders who value freedom of movement If you regularly sail or foil in colder months, stepping up in thickness is usually the better call.

Should I choose front zip or back zip?

Front zip suits usually feel a little cleaner and more secure once on, while back zip suits are often easier to get into and out of. Neither is automatically better for everyone, so it comes down to the feel and convenience you prefer.