Wetsuit Reviews

When it comes to buying an entry level winter wetsuit for men there is plenty to choose from but the features vary a lot.

Jeff from the Wetsuit Centre takes a look at the new Billabong Furnace Pro zip free wetsuit that features a new closure system. The closure is via a carbon cord that is thightened to seal the chest entry area and prevent water from entering the wetsuit.

The O'Neill Superfreak has proved to be one of the best selling summer and winter wetsuit ranges for men, women and kids for very good reason. Wetsuit Centre takes a look at why they are so popular and what all the jargon means.

O'Neill Wetsuits have produce a new wetsuit for winter 2016 in the Psychotech chest zip for Men and Women.

Wetsuits and dry suits are both used for a variety of water sports, including surfing, diving and sailing. If you are only just beginning to get into a particular sport you may not understand the difference between the two types of suit and when each one is needed.

A wetsuit is a very clever invention designed to keep you warm even in the coldest of waters. The very first wetsuit was invent was by Jack O’Neill a surfer from California that wanted to surf in the winter months when the water got colder.

The 2015 O’Neill wetsuits range really is one of the best we have seen at the Wetsuit Centre. We will run through what we think are the key features of the range.

Jeff takes a look at the all new Billabong Revolution for winter 2015 and this year the Revolution is looking better than ever.

With the advancements in technology every wetsuit brand keeps on pushing for the perfect wetsuit in terms of comfort, fit and warmth. Quiksilver have joined the race in producing what every water user is after in the Zip Free market.

Wetsuit Centre tested out the all new E4 zip free Rip Curl Flash Bomb and in this video we show you how to get the wetsuit on and off. We used had a sneaky little surf to see how it performs and were impressed with it.