C-Skins NuWave ReWired 4/3 Frontzip Wetsuit

Lightweight and sustainable 4/3mm frontzip wetsuit from C-Skins

The C-Skins NuWave ReWired 4/3 Frontzip Wetsuit proves that sustainability and top performance aren't opposites. NuWave natural rubber, a mix of 85% Hevea natural rubber and 15% chlorine-free synthetic rubber, delivers a stretch you rarely find in a regular 4/3mm wetsuit. C-Skins combines this with fully recycled linings and a sleek minimalist design, giving you a wetsuit you'll want to wear every spring and autumn session.

The ReWired's lining is split into two zones. The upper body uses Halo X2, a recycled lining made from both recycled nylon and polyester, dope-dyed for a more sustainable production process and with a stretch that never gets in your way. The lower body is lined with Recycled Xtend Natural Rubber, also with a 100% recycled polyester inner lining. The exclusive Dark Matter chest panel adds extra insulation exactly where you feel it most.

The seams have been reduced to a minimum. Fewer seams means less chance of flush and more freedom of movement on the water. The Enigma 3 chest entry with single cinch seals the frontzip tight in one motion, while the Iris 3 inner closure keeps flush out from the inside. You pull the ReWired on fast, it fits great, and you head straight out on the water.

The knees feature 3D pre-shaped Dura Flex knee pads that fit your knees precisely and, thanks to their mix of 92% recycled polyester and spandex, are stretchy enough to never get in the way. Lightweight, strong and inspired by the team riders, the C-Skins NuWave ReWired 4/3 Frontzip is for the kitesurfer who takes comfort, stretch and sustainability seriously.

Specifications C-Skins NuWave ReWired 4/3 Frontzip Wetsuit

• 4/3mm
• NuWave natural rubber
• Frontzip
• Iris 3 inner closure
• Halo X2 recycled lining upper body
• Recycled Xtend Natural Rubber lower body
• Minimalist seam design
• 3D pre-shaped Dura Flex knee pads (92% recycled polyester, 8% spandex)
• Dope-dyed linings inside and out
• Lightweight construction