Anbieter: Prolimit

Prolimit SUP Long John Wetsuit - Velcro Zodiac Lining

162,89 €101,42 €Im Angebot
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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.