A springsuit is a lighter, more flexible version of a traditional wetsuit, designed for warmer water conditions. It provides the essential benefits of neoprene insulation and protection while allowing for greater mobility and breathability, making it perfect for springtime surfing, triathlons, and other water activities.

Springsuits are best suited for water temperatures between 18°C to 24°C (64°F to 75°F). They offer sufficient warmth and protection without causing overheating, making them ideal for early spring, late summer, and temperate climates.

After each use, rinse your springsuit with fresh water to remove salt, chlorine, and debris. Hang it in a shaded, well-ventilated area to dry and avoid direct sunlight. For a deeper clean, use a wetsuit-specific cleaner and gently handwash to preserve its flexibility and fit. Visit our blog for more information

Yes, many springsuits are versatile enough for various water sports like surfing, open water swimming, and even paddle boarding. Their design focuses on mobility, making them an excellent choice for athletes who engage in multiple activities throughout the season.

A springsuit is a short wetsuit with short legs and either short or long sleeves. It’s perfect for warmer water and activities like surfing, SUP, snorkelling or open-water swimming. Choosing the right size is crucial for both comfort and efficiency. Always refer to the brand’s sizing guide and consider your measurements carefully. A well-fitted springsuit should feel snug but not restrictive, ensuring optimal mobility and insulation. For more information, visit our blog.

Springsuits, like all neoprene gear, may naturally stretch with regular use. However, proper sizing and maintenance help retain the original shape and performance. Choosing a high-quality springsuit designed for durability ensures it remains supportive and snug throughout its lifespan. For more information, visit our blog.

Most high-quality springsuits are 1.5–2mm thick, offering light insulation and excellent flexibility. Our WALLIEN Yulex® Springsuits are made from natural plant-based rubber and offer exceptional warmth for their weight.

At WALLIEN, our springsuits are designed to flatter every body type while delivering top water sports performance. For curvy women, our Horizonia Yulex® Springsuit offers a sculpting fit with flexible panels for confident movement. For petite and athletic builds, the Streamline Springsuit provides a sleek, compressive feel without restricting mobility. Our reversible styles also add versatile options for personal style. All crafted from eco-friendly Yulex® natural rubber, combining comfort, fit, and ocean-friendly design. For more information, visit our blog.

Absolutely. Our springsuits are popular for year-round ocean swimming, giving light warmth and sun protection without restricting movement. They are also a favorite among surfers for summer sessions. WALLIEN’s springsuits feature GBS seams, reinforced stress points, and strategic panelling for superior performance in the water.

Yes. Most of our springsuits are made with recycled fabrics and neoprene-free Yulex® natural rubber, reducing carbon emissions by 80%. It’s performance gear with a conscience. For more information, visit our sustainability blog.

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