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2018
Learn how to maintain and repair your freediving neoprene through our video tutorials: Let us be your guide! user guide, care instructions, repair tips and spare parts
The Glideskin component used in this wetsuit is very supple and stretchy to allow ease of movement, but it is also more fragile. When putting it on, do not use your fingernails and do not pull or stretch too far. Put your arms and legs in little by little.
RINSE
Once your freediving session is over, rinse your wetsuit directly with fresh, cold water, inside and out, paying particular attention to the zips. This regular maintenance will allow you to remove any residual salt and sand and extend the life of your product.
DISINFECT
To get rid of bacteria and bad smells at the end of the season, soak it in lukewarm water mixed with wetsuit cleaner to disinfect it.
DRY
Dry it on a wide-shoulder hanger, away from direct sunlight. Then store it in a cool, dry place without folding it to prevent it from getting damaged.
Don't be afraid to have a go at repairing it by yourself, we have lots of different tutorials with step-by-step instructions.
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A SNAG
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A SNAG
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A CUT
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A TEAR
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A TEAR / HOLE
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: CUTTING A THREAD
FREEDIVING NEOPRENE: REPAIRING A TORN NECK
Did you get a snag, cut or hole in your neoprene wetsuit last time you used it? We can help you repair it through our tutorials and equipment available in store. Pick up a neoprene repair kit and some glue to carry out the repair with ease.
REPAIR KIT