1.5MM FLATLOCK WETSUIT JACKET - MOUNTAIN

Benefits

• One of John John's essentials at home on the North Shore.
• Yamamoto foam rubber is ultra-stretchy, durable and premium.
• Performance patterning delivers a better, more secure fit.
• Lower collared design is more comfortable and doesn't flush.
• Boardshort tie locks down the jacket in heavy water.
• Burgee heat transfer on left arm.
• Flatlock stitching sits flush with the skin to prevent chafing during long sessions.

Details

• 100% Yamamoto foam rubber

The 1.5MM Flatlock Wetsuit Jacket is an elevated take on the everyday wetsuit jacket. Made with premium Yamamoto foam rubber, this jacket is ultra-stretchy & durable. A flatlock stitch design sits flush against your skin to ward off chafing during long days in tropical water.

Fit Guide

The brand recommends to use the chart below to determine your size. If you’re on the borderline between two sizes, recommended to choose the smaller size for a snug, watertight fit, according to the brand. All body types are different – this scale provides an approximate weight and height range to find your appropriate size.

Men's Size Chart

Wetsuit Care

• How to Care For Your Wetsuit

We’re fans of taking care of our gear. Our belief is that if we invest in high quality pieces that are crafted well and we take care of them, they’ll last longer and stay out of the landfill.

Below you’ll find some suggestions on how to get the most out of your new premium rubber and to ensure it keeps you warm for multiple winter seasons.

• Cleanliness is Key

Get a tub of cool water and add non-toxic wetsuit cleaner or gentle soap. Open all the zippers and turn it inside out, submerging it in the water. Knead the soap or cleaner into the suit and let it sit awhile. Rinse with cool water and hang it to dry out of direct sunlight.

• Don’t Rough It

Avoid changing on rough surfaces like asphalt. We suggest standing in a bucket that can double as a wetsuit container once you’re done.

• Shade is Your Friend

Avoid hanging your suit in the direct sunlight. UV rays can break down the suppleness and longevity of the neoprene.