The AquaFlex puts flexibility and water control together in a full-length scuba wetsuit. Four-way stretch fabric follows shoulder and leg movement, while liquid-sealed seams and a skin-in neck seal help reduce flushing.
Features and Benefits
- Flexible panels: Stretch in the material helps the suit follow shoulder, hip and knee movement. This supports reaching equipment and swimming when the suit is correctly sized.
- Seam construction: Liquid-rubber sealed. The joins help limit water passage through the panels and support the areas that flex when you move.
- Water control at the openings: X-Tend fused wrist and ankle finishes. A close seal reduces the repeated replacement of warmed water with colder water. Check that the seals sit flat and overlap properly with the rest of your exposure gear.
- Reinforcement: Powertex knee panels. These panels help resist everyday rubbing at contact points without requiring the whole suit to use the same tougher outer material.
- Computer positioning: Silicone traction pad on left sleeve. This helps the strap stay positioned as you move. Check strap adjustment as the neoprene compresses underwater.
Technical Specs
| Thickness | 5mm |
|---|---|
| Material | Four-way stretch neoprene |
| Seams | Liquid-rubber sealed |
| Neck | Skin-in neck seal |
| Cuffs | X-Tend fused wrist and ankle finishes |
| Lining | Soft inner fabric with additional chest and back lining |
| Protection | Powertex knee panels |
| Computer positioning | Silicone traction pad on left sleeve |
| Shape | Pre-shaped arms and legs |
| Cut | Women’s |
| Format | Full suit |
Fit and Sizing
Compare your chest, waist, hips and height with the model’s size guide. The suit should sit closely without restricting breathing or shoulder movement. Settle the panels into place and check for excessive gaps or folds before deciding on a size. Match the thickness and coverage to the water conditions, activity and your own comfort. Warmth depends on fit, exposure time and the rest of your exposure gear.
More About This Model
Non-Snag Material The tight weave of the outer nylon material is resistant to abrasions and Velcro snags. Looking good may not be on your dive checklist, but it doesn’t hurt
Gear Care and Washing
After every use, rinse the suit inside and out in cool fresh water to remove salt, chlorine, sand and other residue. Gently hand wash when needed using a wetsuit cleaner suitable for the material, following the cleaner’s dilution instructions and the garment care label. Rinse thoroughly after washing.
Let both sides dry completely in the shade with good airflow. Support the suit on a broad wetsuit hanger, or drape it over a wide support to avoid stretching the shoulders. Store clean and dry in a cool place away from direct sunlight, heaters, hot cars and sharp folds.
Handle smooth seals and inner surfaces gently. Avoid scraping, scrubbing, fingernails and jewellery, and do not stretch a seal by pulling on a small section of it.
Do not machine wash, tumble dry, iron, bleach or use solvents. Follow the supplied care instructions for this suit and its zip before using any cleaning or maintenance product.

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