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Designed for warm-water adventurers, this men's 2.5mm shorty wetsuit combines affordability with reliable performance. Constructed from SCR (Styrene-Butadiene Rubber) neoprene, it offers lightweight insulation and flexibility, perfect for tropical dives and snorkeling. The back-mounted YKK zipper provides a streamlined fit, while flat lock stitching ensures durability and comfort. Double-layer nylon reinforcements on high-wear areas protect against abrasion, making it a practical choice for frequent use.
The shorty cut features elbow-length sleeves and mid-thigh leg openings, reducing drag and enhancing mobility. The suit’s minimalist design prioritizes functionality, with a matte black finish that resists fading and looks sleek underwater. Available in inclusive sizing, it caters to divers seeking a balance of comfort, value, and performance.
1. Lightweight SCR Neoprene: The 2.5mm SCR core is lightweight and flexible, ideal for water temperatures above 24°C, while still providing basic thermal protection against cool surface currents.
2. Back YKK Zipper: A low-profile YKK zipper on the back ensures a snug, aerodynamic fit, with a pull tab for easy self-adjustment. The design minimizes frontal bulk for better streamline.
3. Flat Lock Stitching: Industrial-grade stitching secures seams without irritating the skin, making it suitable for all-day wear during snorkeling trips or shallow dives.
4. Reinforced Abrasion Points: Nylon panels on the shoulders and knees resist tears from gear straps or coral contact, extending the suit’s usability in rugged environments.
5. Breathable Design: The shorty cut and thin neoprene allow for better heat dissipation in warm water, preventing overheating during extended surface activities.
Perfect for tropical and subtropical diving (24°C+), this shorty wetsuit is ideal for snorkeling, beach dives, and casual water sports. Its lightweight design makes it easy to pack for travel, while the durable construction withstands frequent use in saltwater environments. Beginners will appreciate the easy-to-use back zipper and forgiving fit, while experienced divers can rely on it for quick-entry dives in warm conditions.
Q: Can this wetsuit be used for scuba diving?
A: Yes, it’s suitable for shallow scuba dives in warm water (24°C+). For deeper dives or colder temperatures, a thicker suit is recommended.
Q: How tight should the wetsuit fit?
A: It should fit snugly to trap a thin layer of water for insulation, but not restrict breathing or movement. Refer to our size chart for chest/waist measurements to find your fit.
Q: Does the back zipper require help to close?
A: The extended pull tab allows most users to close it independently, but a buddy’s assistance can ensure a tighter seal for deeper dives.
Q: How long does SCR neoprene last?
A: With proper care (rinsing after use, avoiding direct sun), it can last 2–3 years with regular use. SCR is less durable than CR neoprene but offers excellent value for warm-water use.
Q: Can I wear this in freshwater lakes?
A: Yes, the suit performs well in both saltwater and freshwater, providing protection against jellyfish, sunburn, and minor abrasions.
Designed for warm-water adventurers, this men's 2.5mm shorty wetsuit combines affordability with reliable performance. Constructed from SCR (Styrene-Butadiene Rubber) neoprene, it offers lightweight insulation and flexibility, perfect for tropical dives and snorkeling. The back-mounted YKK zipper provides a streamlined fit, while flat lock stitching ensures durability and comfort. Double-layer nylon reinforcements on high-wear areas protect against abrasion, making it a practical choice for frequent use.
The shorty cut features elbow-length sleeves and mid-thigh leg openings, reducing drag and enhancing mobility. The suit’s minimalist design prioritizes functionality, with a matte black finish that resists fading and looks sleek underwater. Available in inclusive sizing, it caters to divers seeking a balance of comfort, value, and performance.
1. Lightweight SCR Neoprene: The 2.5mm SCR core is lightweight and flexible, ideal for water temperatures above 24°C, while still providing basic thermal protection against cool surface currents.
2. Back YKK Zipper: A low-profile YKK zipper on the back ensures a snug, aerodynamic fit, with a pull tab for easy self-adjustment. The design minimizes frontal bulk for better streamline.
3. Flat Lock Stitching: Industrial-grade stitching secures seams without irritating the skin, making it suitable for all-day wear during snorkeling trips or shallow dives.
4. Reinforced Abrasion Points: Nylon panels on the shoulders and knees resist tears from gear straps or coral contact, extending the suit’s usability in rugged environments.
5. Breathable Design: The shorty cut and thin neoprene allow for better heat dissipation in warm water, preventing overheating during extended surface activities.
Perfect for tropical and subtropical diving (24°C+), this shorty wetsuit is ideal for snorkeling, beach dives, and casual water sports. Its lightweight design makes it easy to pack for travel, while the durable construction withstands frequent use in saltwater environments. Beginners will appreciate the easy-to-use back zipper and forgiving fit, while experienced divers can rely on it for quick-entry dives in warm conditions.
Q: Can this wetsuit be used for scuba diving?
A: Yes, it’s suitable for shallow scuba dives in warm water (24°C+). For deeper dives or colder temperatures, a thicker suit is recommended.
Q: How tight should the wetsuit fit?
A: It should fit snugly to trap a thin layer of water for insulation, but not restrict breathing or movement. Refer to our size chart for chest/waist measurements to find your fit.
Q: Does the back zipper require help to close?
A: The extended pull tab allows most users to close it independently, but a buddy’s assistance can ensure a tighter seal for deeper dives.
Q: How long does SCR neoprene last?
A: With proper care (rinsing after use, avoiding direct sun), it can last 2–3 years with regular use. SCR is less durable than CR neoprene but offers excellent value for warm-water use.
Q: Can I wear this in freshwater lakes?
A: Yes, the suit performs well in both saltwater and freshwater, providing protection against jellyfish, sunburn, and minor abrasions.
