Anbieter: Prolimit
Prolimit SUP Longpants Airmax 1.5mm
Beschreibung
The Prolimit SUP Longpants Airmax 1.5mm are aimed at paddlers who want a lighter, less bulky alternative to a full wetsuit while still protecting the legs from splash, wind and cooler conditions. For many SUP sessions, especially touring and fitness paddling, that is exactly the sweet spot.
Where It Sits in the Range
This sits between lightweight neoprene leggings and the warmer 2mm Zodiac trouser options. Choose this model if you want a practical balance of warmth, flexibility and breathability. If warmth matters more than low bulk, step up to the Prolimit SUP Longpants Airmax 2mm Zodiac.
Why Choose This Product
- 1.5mm thickness gives useful protection without feeling overdone for active paddling.
- Airmax vented panels help reduce overheating on longer sessions.
- Airflex neoprene keeps movement easy when paddling, carrying the board or kneeling.
- Elastic waistbelt makes the fit simple and comfortable.
- Back pocket adds a genuinely useful bit of storage.
Specifications
| Product type | Men's neoprene paddling pants |
| Thickness | 1.5mm |
| Neoprene | Airflex 550+ |
| Ventilation | Airmax vented panels |
| Seams | Flatlock seams |
| Waist | Elastic waistbelt |
| Back pocket | |
| Best for | Milder to cooler paddling conditions and longer active sessions |
| Available size(s) in this export | S, M, L, XL |
What's Included
1 x pair of Prolimit SUP Longpants Airmax 1.5mm. No top, jacket, PFD or other accessories are included.
Helpful Links
- Browse men's neoprene leggings
- See the warmer 2mm Zodiac version
- Compare with the 1mm leggings
FAQs
Who should choose 1.5mm over 2mm trousers?Choose 1.5mm if you run warm, paddle actively or mainly go out in milder shoulder-season conditions. It is the lighter, easier-wearing option.
Why do paddlers like two-piece lower-half neoprene?Because it gives warmth and splash protection on the legs while keeping the upper body free to regulate temperature more easily.
Are these only for SUP?No, but they make particular sense for SUP because of the paddling motion and the way many riders prefer to manage warmth in layers.
