2.5mm shorty with rear zip and short sleeves. The Tortuga shorty is perfect for snorkeling, diving in tropical waters, swimming, sailing and all water sports. It's lightweight and easy to fit, allowing a total freedom of movement. The Tortuga shorty wetsuit is made of foamed neoprene, and it can be worn by SURFERS, divers, windsurfers, canoeists, and others engaged in water sports, providing thermal insulation, abrasion resistance and buoyancy. The insulation properties depend on bubbles of gas enclosed within the material. The bubbles also give the wetsuit a low density, providing high buoyancy in water. The Tortuga is made of a modern type of neoprene, that makes it highly elastic, comfortable and easy to wear shorty wetsuit.
- One-piece Shorty wetsuit Ideal for tropical waters and for any kind of water activities, such as snorkeling, surfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, scuba diving.
- Made with 2. 5mm double-lined Neoprene, offering maximum comfort and thermal protection for all water sports.
- The back zipper closure is attached to a pull-tab leash to ease donning and doffing. Anatomic cut neck closure.
- Provides abrasion, exposure, UV protection. The suits seam are sewn for strength and durability.
- The Tortuga is a wetsuit that has to fit snug like a second skin in order to keep warm your body. Please use the reference size chart in order to get the recommended size.
- One-piece Shorty wetsuit Ideal for tropical waters and for any kind of water activities, such as snorkeling, surfing, kitesurfing, kayaking, scuba diving.
- Made with 2. 5mm double-lined Neoprene, offering maximum comfort and thermal protection for all water sports.
- The back zipper closure is attached to a pull-tab leash to ease donning and doffing. Anatomic cut neck closure.
- Provides abrasion, exposure, UV protection. The suits seam are sewn for strength and durability.
- The Tortuga is a wetsuit that has to fit snug like a second skin in order to keep warm your body. Please use the reference size chart in order to get the recommended size.
