Swimming and Open water Neoprene (wetsuits and jammers)

Maintain and repair your neoprene (wetsuit or jammer) to make it last as long as possible.
Find our solutions and tips here… follow the guide!

Once your swim is over, rinse your wetsuit directly in fresh, cold water, inside and out, paying particular attention to the zips. This regular maintenance lets you remove salt, sand and chlorine residue and therefore extend the life of your product.

At the end of the season, to get rid of bacteria and unpleasant odours, soak it in lukewarm water mixed with wetsuit cleaner to disinfect it.

Dry it on a wide-shouldered hanger, out of direct sunlight if possible. Lastly, store it in a cool, dry place without folding it to prevent it from getting damaged. 

Find the neoprene repair kit and glue that you need to carry out your repair with ease.