Billabong Revolution 4/3 Natural ZL Full Wetsuit
£ 350.-£ 180.-
incl. VAT
excl. shipping costs
-49 %
Colour: black
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Sustainability
Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
Article number
Gender
- Men
Material Specification
- 80 % rubber, 20 % recycled nylon
Material Features
- Stretch
Sleeve length
- Long
Leg length
- Long
Eco
- Recycled materials
Wetsuit Zips
- No zip
Wetsuit Thickness
- 4 mm
Wetsuits Thickness Extremities
- 3 mm
Wetsuits Thickness Pits
- 3 mm
Recommended water temperature
- 12 - 17 °C
Product description
More sustainable neoprene wetsuit without zip for men
The Billabong Revolution Natural ZL Wetsuit for men is a premium wetsuit that not only guarantees absolute stretch, but also stands for durability and environmental protection through high-quality recycled materials. Inside, the Furnace Comp comes with 100 % recycled Graphene Recyler+ fibres as lining on panels on the front and back. This guarantees absolute warmth. On the outside, lightweight Airlite 4D fuses with recycled graphene fibres. So you stay warm longer, enjoy full paddle power and 100 % recycled materials.
The seams are glued and blind stitched. Superflex neo tape on key seams completes the Revolution.
Features
- AIRLITE 4D outer fabric with 20 % more stretch
- Yulex Pure with natural rubber stretch
- Graphene Comp inner material
- Full wetsuit with long sleeves
- Donning system without zip
- GBS seams (bonded and blind stitched) for maximum flexibility and minimum water ingress
- Machine-applied Superflex neo tape inside
About Billabong
Starting off as a one-man show with Gordon Merchant sewing boardshorts at his kitchen table over 40 years ago, Billabong has since grown into one of the largest players in boardsports. In the interest of giving back to the surfing community, Billabong focus a lot of their energy on finding young talent and creating some of the best surfing competitions in the world. This passion and dedication is an inspiration to generation after generation of surfers.