Men's Hyperflex VYRL 4/3 Wetsuit
Men's Hyperflex VYRL 4/3 Wetsuit
Hyperflex uses premium, high-stretch neoprene to build their suits, resulting in greater long-term comfort, and making it possible to have both a tight fit and minimal restriction. They feature a skin-out panel on the chest and main back, flex panels in key places and the standard, surf-suit back zipper.
Wetties have been very challenging to stock this year…
The size chart is for skinny New Jersey Teenagers surfing in the Atlantic Ocean. For Canyoneering, move up almost one full size. Please.
Weight (size Men's L): 48 oz (1350 gm)
Hyperflex says:
"For the person who wants performance and flexibility in a fullsuit, this 4/3mm Men's HyperFlex VYRL Fullsuit is just the thing! Made with 100% stretch Quantum Foam neoprene, this fullsuit is lightweight and has serious stretch. A quick-drying micro fleece lining provides a super soft and max performing suit while the sealed seams add durability and help to keep the water out. What else makes this fullsuit so great? The minimal seam design for the ultimate in range of motion and a full back zipper for easy entry and exit as well as durable kneepads.
The new HyperFlex VYRL wetsuit line has undergone countless hours of research and testing in order to create a line of suits with the latest and greatest in wetsuit technology. The Quantum Foam neoprene, micro-fleece quick dry lining, minimal seam design, and multiple thicknesses allow for these VYRL suits to be durable and built for performance."
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