Two years ago, for the first edition of The Inertia’s Best Wetsuits, we tested a Furnace Comp from Billabong. And while we ...

Triathlon and swimming wetsuits are generally thinner and more flexible, while surf wetsuits should be robust, buoyant and tailored for unrestricted movement. For every water sport, there’s a wetsuit.

The best insulated wetsuits are ultra-stretchy, quick-drying, durable, and comfortable against your skin. These are our favorites. Men’s Journal aims to feature only the best products and services. If ...

Keen to keep training in open water this off-season? Then you might want to try one of the new guard of thermal swimming ...

When choosing your next winter wetsuit, there's a trade-off between flexibility and warmth. It's an age-old discussion, and depending on where in the world you are surfing, your choice will vary. For ...

We test out the neoprene offerings from Sirensong which boasts fun designs, eco-friendly materials and two comfortable cut options for warm or cold waters. Sirensong wetsuits was born of the sea in ...

If you’re a true water sports enthusiast, you know having the right gear can make or break a day of surfing, diving, or wakeboarding. That’s why it’s important to have a pair of quality wetsuit pants.

7TILL8 out of Los Angeles, California, has been creating custom-tailored wetsuits for over a decade. Using what is arguably the best neoprene in the game, Yamamoto, they take a bunch of your ...

The best wetsuits come in many shapes and sizes, but not as many as dhb's Aeron Wetsuit 2.0, available in no less than nine different options, from extra small to large/extra tall to extra-extra-extra ...

The invention of the wetsuit in the 1950s allowed surfers to brave chilly water year-round, but it came with an environmental cost – the neoprene material used is a petroleum-based substance that ...

The Vissla High Seas II is made from 100% I-Foam neoprene containing recycled oyster shells, recycled rubber and Eco-carbon black. You get a watertight zipperless entry design and some thermal lining ...