O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4 Chest Zip Full Black/CindyDaisy

PREMIUM CUT OF O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4

The O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4 mm wetsuit has undergone a redesign that elevates its quality and comfort to levels comparable to wetsuits that cost twice as much.

Its construction from 100% premium super-stretch UltraFlex neoprene gives the O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4 wetsuit a unique feeling of softness and stretchiness that you won’t find in cheaper O’Neill alternatives.

With sealed seams, a collar that provides a perfect seal, FluidFlex Firewall lining for a warmer and more comfortable experience, and a waterproof zipper that repels cold water away from the body, you’ll stay dry and warm in this neoprene suit. Additionally, seamless zones allow unrestricted movement and prevent uncomfortable irritation.

CHEST ZIP FOR GREATER FLEXIBILITY

The O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4 wetsuit is the right choice for water sports enthusiasts. It’s equipped with an innovative chest zip that allows for even greater flexibility compared to neoprene suits with a back zipper.

This smart design provides you with greater freedom of movement and comfort while riding the waves or feeling the wind in your hair. Moreover, using this wetsuit is extremely easy and quick due to its maximum stretchability. You’ll be ready for action in no time.

5/4 NEOPRENE THICKNESS

The O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4mm wetsuit is the perfect choice for passionate surfers, windsurfers, wingfoiling enthusiasts, and all other water enthusiasts! This O’Neill WMS Epic 5/4 mm wetsuit is specially designed for comfort and performance in colder waters, with an optimal neoprene thickness of 5/4mm, providing protection and warmth at water temperatures between 4°C to 7°C.

Whether the waves beckon you or the wind calls, the O’Neill Epic will provide you with a comfortable and secure water experience.

NEOPRENE TECHNOLOGY

• Ultraflex DS is O’Neill’s super-stretch neoprene with a stretch factor of up to 150%! It has a durable outer lining that is resistant to damage that can be accidentally caused by Velcro or nails.
• GBS (glued and blindstitched seams) are glued seams most commonly used in modern neoprene clothing production. Fabric panels are glued together and then stitched in a way that only partially pierces the fabric to prevent water from entering through stitch holes. This type of seam is highly durable and prevents neoprene from stretching and thinning over time, thus preserving its thermal insulation.

HOW TO CARE FOR WOMEN’S WETSUIT?

1. Rinse with fresh water after each use and turn it inside out to thoroughly dry.
2. Always hang the neoprene on a hanger to maintain its shape.

After every three uses, soak the wetsuit in cold or lukewarm water and use neoprene cleaner to remove microorganisms, disinfect it, and preserve the material’s softness.