Billabong Satly Dayz 4/3 Salty Dayz Full Våddragt
Wetsuit with a high percentage of recycled materials
The Billabong Salty Dayz 4/3 Full Wetsuit offers you full performance with an environmentally friendly manufacturing and choice of materials.
The wetsuit is made from partly recycled Superlight neoprene, a lightweight foam made in part from recycled car tires and neoprene scraps. The 100 % recycled Superflex jersey offers flexibility with high sustainability.
Even the graphene thermal lining is recycled and combined with silicone stretch at the wrists and ankles, it keeps you warm and dry.
The Salty Dayz is rounded off with bonded and blind-stitched seams and a comp pull-on system with a chest zip.
It will make your days in the water even better.
Egenskaber
- Artikelnummer: 691754
- Køn: Kvinder
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Materialespecifikation: 80 % neoprene, 20 % nylonMaterialespecifikationer ifølge producenten, med forbehold for ændringer.
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Materiale features:
- Stræk
- Foret
- Ærmelængde: Lang
- Benlængde: Lang
- Våddragtslynlåse: Brystlynlås
- Våddragtstykkelse: 4 mm
- Våddragtstykkelse ekstremiteter: 3 mm
- Våddragtstykkelse huler: 3 mm
- Anbefalet vandtemperatur: 12 - 17 °C
- Outer: Superflex recycled Jersey made from 100 % recycled fibres
- Superlight Foam
- Graphene recycler thermal lining inside front and back combined with silicone stretch on the sleeves and lower legs for easy on and off
- Taped and blindstitched seams [GBS] to prevent water ingress
- 90 % machine-applied stretch tape at the seams
- Comp pull-on system with zip on the chest for easy on and off
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Om Billabong
For mere end 40 år siden sad en mand ved navn Gordon Merchant og syede boardshorts ved hans køkkenbord. Det var startskuddet til et mærke der i dag er en af de allerstørste spillere inden for boardsports - Billabong. Med en interesse i at give tilbage til surfersamfundet, så fokuserer Billabong på at finde nye, unge talenter og lave nogle af de bedste surfkonkurrencer i verden. Den passion og dedikation er en inspiration til adskellige generationer og surfere.