Anbieter: Prolimit
Prolimit SUP Long John Wetsuit - Velcro Zodiac Lining
Beschreibung
The Prolimit SUP Long John Wetsuit - Velcro Zodiac Lining is designed for male paddlers who want a SUP-specific wetsuit shape that keeps the core and legs warm while leaving the shoulders free. That long-john format remains one of the best choices for paddlers who dislike the restricted feel of a full steamer.
Where It Sits in the Range
This sits as a strong paddling-specific option in the men's SUP wetsuit range. It makes most sense for active paddlers in mixed UK conditions, especially if you want more freedom than a full suit can offer. If you prefer a two-piece setup, the Prolimit SUP Longpants Airmax 2mm Zodiac is the obvious alternative.
Why Choose This Product
- Long-john shape keeps shoulder movement free for a natural paddle stroke.
- Zodiac plush lining adds welcome warmth for cooler sessions.
- Velcro shoulder entry keeps getting in and out simpler than many traditional long johns.
- Airmax vented panels help make the suit more comfortable on longer paddles.
- A very sensible choice for touring, fitness paddling and shoulder-season SUP use.
Specifications
| Product type | Men's SUP long john wetsuit |
| Thickness | 1.5mm |
| Neoprene | Airflex 500+ / 350+ limestone neoprene |
| Lining | Zodiac plush inside lining |
| Ventilation | Airmax vented panels |
| Seams | Flatlock seams |
| Entry | Velcro shoulder closure |
| Flex | Flex zones |
| Best for | Paddlers wanting upper-body freedom with added core and leg warmth |
| Available size(s) in this export | 50/M, 52/L, 54/XL, 56/XXL |
What's Included
1 x Prolimit SUP Long John Wetsuit - Velcro Zodiac Lining. No boots, gloves, hood or jacket are included.
Helpful Links
- Browse men's long johns
- See men's neoprene leggings
- View the 2mm longpants
FAQs
Why are long john suits popular for SUP?Because they keep the torso and legs warm but leave the shoulders free, which feels noticeably better for a paddling motion than many full wetsuits.
Is this a better choice than a full suit for touring?For many paddlers, yes. If you are working hard and want easier temperature management with less restriction, a long john often makes more sense.
What conditions is it best for?It is best for cooler shoulder-season paddling and active sessions where you want warmth without moving into a heavier winter steamer.



