Anbieter: Prolimit

Prolimit SUP PG Pants 1.5mm Airmax

126,83 €70,90 €Im Angebot
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Beschreibung

The Prolimit SUP PG Pants 1.5mm Airmax are a very sensible option for paddlers who want lower-body warmth without the bulk of a full wetsuit. For SUP in particular, that makes a lot of sense: your legs often need protection from cold water, splash and wind, but you still want easy movement and the ability to regulate temperature.

Where It Sits in the Range

These sit on the lighter, more flexible side of the paddling-trousers range. They are a good fit for shoulder-season sessions and active paddlers who warm up quickly. If you want a warmer women's trouser for colder days, the Prolimit SUP Neoprene Longpants Airmax 2mm Zodiac is the step up.

Why Choose This Product

  • 1.5mm construction gives a useful warmth boost without feeling heavy or restrictive.
  • Airmax vented panels help reduce overheating on longer or more active paddles.
  • Stretchy Airflex neoprene supports natural movement when paddling, kneeling or carrying the board.
  • Elastic waistband keeps the fit straightforward and comfortable.
  • Back pocket adds a little practical storage for small essentials.

Specifications

Product type Women's neoprene paddling pants
Thickness 1.5mm
Neoprene Airflex 550+
Ventilation Airmax vented panels
Seams Flatlock seams
Waist Elastic waistband
Pocket Back pocket
Best for Shoulder-season SUP and active paddlers wanting a lighter two-piece option
Available size(s) in this export S, M, L, XL

What's Included

1 x pair of Prolimit SUP PG Pants 1.5mm Airmax. No top, jacket, PFD or accessories are included.

Helpful Links

  • Browse women's neoprene leggings
  • Shop women's bottoms
  • See the matching PG top

FAQs

Why choose paddling pants instead of a full wetsuit?

For SUP, a two-piece setup can be much more comfortable. You still get warmth where you need it on the legs, but with easier temperature control and less restriction through the upper body.

Are these warm enough for winter?

They are better thought of as a lighter, shoulder-season option. For colder sessions, most paddlers will be better on a warmer trouser or a more substantial cold-water setup.

Who are they best for?

They are best for women who paddle regularly in mixed UK conditions and want a practical, flexible lower-half layer rather than a full suit.