Stay warm for longer thanks to our thermal accessories! Each temperature range has its own outfit...
When we are in the water, we lose more than half of our body heat through our extremities (feet, hands, head).
Consequently, here are the recommended accessories:
- in water (>17°C) => low neoprene booties, or even bare feet.
- in water (12 - 17°C): High booties (boots) and gloves.
- in water (7 - 12°C): High slippers (ankle boots), gloves, balaclava or balaclava top.
Materials
The 3 mm surf gloves are made of 85% natural rubber to guarantee better thermal comfort during practice.
The component is lined with a synthetic fabric for increased resistance to wear.
Thickness of the component: 3 mm.
Natural rubber is composed of a foam that has insulating properties.
We test and guarantee the quality of our materials.
Get the surfing wetsuit to match!
Our wetsuit models are also classified by water temperature range:
Our wetsuits are designed to meet the needs of the most demanding surfers.
Our design choices also make them compatible with other water sports such as swimming, kite surfing, windsurfing, foiling, wakeboarding, water skiing, sea wading or SUP (stand up paddle boarding).
Watertight assembly
The seams are stitched and glued to guarantee waterproofing and resistance
“blind-stitched”: the thread does not go all the way through the component, preventing water from getting through.
The absence of threads on the inside avoids irritation and chafing.
An external seal on the seams further reinforces durability and waterproofing.
Eco-design
The rubber used is a natural material
Choosing the right size surf gloves
Surfing gloves should be a very tight fit to ensure optimal thermal efficiency. It is normal to feel too tight and have difficulty putting them on during a dry fitting. Choose snug-fitting gloves to prevent them from filling with water during use and becoming heavier than they need to be.