That's result of applying the most technologically advanced Titanium Coating to Yamamoto Neoprene.
Find out how it works and see the full range below.
Our key materials supplier, Yamamoto, pioneered a process of applying Titanium Metallic Alloy to their Neoprene.
This patented technique provides an extra one millimetre of warmth with no additional fabric thickness.
The Titanium coating:
The more you move and paddle the more heat is reflected back at your body.
The same reasons we don't use it on all our wetsuits:
Applying this rare alloy coating to the inner and outer surfaces of the Neoprene is a delicate, artisanal process. This takes skilled Japanese artisans time.
Honestly, we've tested every cheaper alternative and they just don't work anywhere near as well. We don't believe in gimmicks to make the best surfing wetsuits.
The Science: This Titanium alloy is what Yamamoto applied to the NASA space shuttle to stop it burning up on re-entry from space. This research and closely-guarded process has been applied and tested to Neoprene.
The Feedback:It's unanimous - the gear that includes Titanium coating is warmer than not just every other brand, but also our non-coated gear. We even had to remove the Titanium coating from our 4.3 Evade after one season because the feedback was "it's too hot".
It took exhaustive research and testing to develop warmest material combination available for wetsuits. The result is a heat reflecting 4 layer sandwich construction:
This incredible combination is 40% warmer than regular neoprene.
Nothing comes close. It outperforms everything else for its warmth, comfort, weight, and quick drying characteristics.
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