• Cheeky Fit singlet style Springsuit.
• YKK Invisible Zip.
• Back Closure.
• Glideskin Material.
• Geoprene
• 2mm Neoprene
• Water Based Glues - No Nasty Solvents

 

Designed to wear day in day out for comfort, Australian sizing, order your normal Wetsuit size for a tight fit. 

Size	Height	Chest	Waist	Seat	Thigh	Arm	Leg	Body
6	160	82	63.5	89	51	49.6	68.5	56
8	165	86	66	91.5	53.5	50.8	71	57.2
10	170	90	68.5	94	56	52	73.5	56
12	175	94	71	96.5	58.5	53.2	76	59.6
14	178	96	73.5	99	61	54.4	78.5	60.8

 

Boasting Superior qualities:

Ultra-low resistance

The specially processed coating of our material results in a micellar surface that repels water when in contact with air and exhibits hydrophilic properties when underwater. 

 Superior moldability and enhanced comfort

The body fit is optimized with the superior moldability. This provides enhanced comfort and further reduces water resistance while also allowing for an unprecedented range of movement while swimming, surfing or diving. The expansion ratio of the materials is greater than that of conventional wetsuit materials and the difference is apparent even before you get in the water through the ease in wearing the suit.

High heat retention

Due to the superior heat retention the body is kept warmer, decreasing body fatigue and improving performance boasting heat retention properties that are greater than conventional neoprene wetsuits.

Light Weight

Due to their water-repellant properties, our materials do not absorb water, avoiding the extra weight of water-logged suits that can hold you back and force you to expel precious additional energy. 

High Durability

Our materials are durable allowing for a longer product life as well as enhanced performance throughout the product life.

 NOTE : some suits may be made from standard Neoprene and some suits may only have panels made from Yamamoto Geoprene 

YAMAMOTO IS LIMESTONE-BASED NEOPRENE OR 'GEOPRENE' 

Yamamoto is the only rubber accepted into the Mical profession and this is due to the environmental aspects of its production. Using calcium carbonate foam is much cleaner and more eco-friendly because it does not use petroleum as the important resource, instead it recycles used car tyres. During processing a special compound is used to match the neoprene and it is processed at 0.5 centigrade. This process causes the limestone to make an acetylene gas which then, by polymerization, liquefies to the burnt rubber and then dries into rubber chips. Essentially car tyres are being recycled and bonded to limestone to create the neoprene sheets which are then cut and sewn into our wetsuits. Heat used for processing and producing the raw materials is 1/10th of that being used for refining the petroleum-based equivalent neoprene which most use. The source of the heat used in the factory is from burning used tyres within a controlled environment, made possible using electricity derived from Hydroelectricity. The way Yamamoto convert the limestone to neoprene is considered one of the most environmentally clean routes in relation to how the product is generally made.

Yamamoto neoprene is not derived from petrochemicals in any way, it is from limestone taken from the mountains within Japan in the same way concrete is made. By utilizing hydroelectric power the greenhouse gases are kept to an absolute minimum and by recycling the heat for farming the production process is as conservative as possible.

 

Sizing: If in between sizes or unsure of sizing we recommend to order the next size up.

Click here for sizing reference. We are always here to help, so please email us, if you are unsure: sales@ningalooswimwear.com.au  

Print:  Whale Shark, print and photograph by @bauerphotoart Exmouth W.A. Read more about Bauer Photo Art here.