7 Seas Boys Raditude 3-2 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit
7 Seas Boys Raditude 3-2 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit
Vissla Boys black 7 Seas Raditude 3-2 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit. Front and Back View.
Vissla Boys Black 7 Seas Raditude 3-2 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit. Front and Back Inside View.

7 Seas Boys Raditude 3-2 Full Chest Zip Wetsuit

BW32S7RF-BL3-Black 3-6

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7 SEAS WETSUITS

Designed for the Everyday Shred

Made for cool water: 56 - 65° F / 13 - 18° C

+ WARMTH & STRETCH

• Warmest and stretchiest boys wetsuits
• 100% Super stretch Japanese limestone based neoprene - lighter, warmer, softer, stretchier, easier to put on and take off, and allows for more freedom of movement
• Thermal Fever Fiber lining with more stretch insulates heat and dries incredibly fast.
• Dope Dyed Fabric- Softer, eco-friendly, anti-fade stretch jersey laminated with AquaA eco-friendly water-based lamination is completely solvent free. Made by Bluesign approved mills.

+ FIT

• Tailored fit - anatomically correct engineered body lines allow for unrestricted performance and warmth

+ DURABLE & WATER TIGHT • Chest-zip entry, minimal bulk with contoured watertight design
• Tripled glued, blind stitched seams
• Vissla super stretch Neo 3.0 tape allows for maximum seam sealing while having unrestricted stretch and comfort
• Easy access secure key cord
• Knee pad, Upcycled Supratex abrasion resistant for flexibility and strength
• Glideskin on the neck seals to skin to prevent flushing

 

+ CARE

• Treat with special care! Rinse wetsuit thoroughly inside and out with fresh water
• Hang dry in a cool shaded area and avoid hanging in direct sun light.
• When changing, avoid standing on the wetsuit.

+ WETSUIT WARRANTY

• 1 year from original purchase date on all seams.
• 1 year from original purchase date on neoprene.

Most Importantly Enjoy!


80% NEOPRENE 20% NYLON

Style # BW32S7RF



⚠️ Proposition 65 Warning: This product can expose you to chemicals including chloroprene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to p65warnings.ca.gov.

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