O'Neill Women's Epic 4:3mm Back Zip Full Wetsuit, Durable Warmth with Good Flexibility for Surfing and All Water Activities, Black/Black/Black, 12 Short
Product Description
O'Neill Women's Epic 4:3mm Back Zip Full Wetsuit, Durable Warmth with Good Flexibility for Surfing and All Water Activities, Black/Black/Black, 12 Short
- FLEXIBLE PERFORMANCE FIT: Tailored Women’s fit and a vertical zipper provide easy entry and exit, hassle-free and user-friendly; it should fit comfortably snug to avoid water entry
- SOFT, STRETCHY, AND WARM: UltraFlex neoprene in the shoulders, arms, and low body pairs with our windproof smoothskin neoprene and Fluidflex Firewall in the chest and back to deliver ample stretch, durability, and warmth
- VERSATILE FOR ALL WATER ADVENTURES: Ideal for surfing, swimming, paddleboarding, kayaking, boating, diving, and more; perfect for beginners and seasoned water enthusiasts alike
- STRATEGIC SEAM PLACEMENT: Engineered for comfort and flexibility, the strategically placed seams reduce chafing and enhance mobility. Glued and blindstitched seams, a double super seal neck, and Hand-Cuff sleeve construction block out water
- DURABLE FUNCTIONALITY: Krypto Armor knee pads offer excellent abrasion protection, while our easy-on and easy-off, corrosion-proof back zipper extends the life of the suit. A small key pocket with a loop keeps your keys secure
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