BillabongSatly Dayz 4/3 Salty Dayz Full Wetsuit
kr 3,895.-kr 3,190.-
incl. VAT
excl. shipping costs
-18 %
Colour: in paradise
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Article number
Gender
- Women
Material Specification
- 80 % neoprene, 20 % nylon
Material Features
- Stretch
- Lined
Sleeve length
- Long
Leg length
- Long
Wetsuit Zips
- Chest zip
Wetsuit Thickness
- 4 mm
Wetsuits Thickness Extremities
- 3 mm
Wetsuits Thickness Pits
- 3 mm
Recommended water temperature
- 12 - 17 °C
Product description
Wetsuit with a high percentage of recycled materials
The Billabong Salty Dayz 4/3 Full Wetsuit offers you full performance with an environmentally friendly manufacturing and choice of materials.
The wetsuit is made from partly recycled Superlight neoprene, a lightweight foam made in part from recycled car tires and neoprene scraps. The 100 % recycled Superflex jersey offers flexibility with high sustainability.
Even the graphene thermal lining is recycled and combined with silicone stretch at the wrists and ankles, it keeps you warm and dry.
The Salty Dayz is rounded off with bonded and blind-stitched seams and a comp pull-on system with a chest zip.
It will make your days in the water even better.
Features
- Outer: Superflex recycled Jersey made from 100 % recycled fibres
- Superlight Foam
- Graphene recycler thermal lining inside front and back combined with silicone stretch on the sleeves and lower legs for easy on and off
- Taped and blindstitched seams [GBS] to prevent water ingress
- 90 % machine-applied stretch tape at the seams
- Comp pull-on system with zip on the chest for easy on and off
About Billabong
Starting off as a one-man show with Gordon Merchant sewing boardshorts at his kitchen table over 40 years ago, Billabong has since grown into one of the largest players in boardsports. In the interest of giving back to the surfing community, Billabong focus a lot of their energy on finding young talent and creating some of the best surfing competitions in the world. This passion and dedication is an inspiration to generation after generation of surfers.