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Manera X10D Meteor - FZ 3/2mm Mens FrontZip Wetsuit

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Manera X10D Meteor - FZ 3/2mm Mens FrontZip WetsuitInfo & Characteristics With a light and flexible wetsuit, you can get the maximum warmth! Our new school guys' top pick for cold weather training is this. The best performance wetsuit is the X10D. The X10D fleece interior offers outstanding comfort, flexibility, and lightness in addition to superior thermal protection. Because of its capacity to follow the movements of the body, it is well fitted to any discipline where maximal flex is required.

Info & Characteristics

With a light and flexible wetsuit, you can get the maximum warmth! Our new school guys' top pick for cold weather training is this.

The best performance wetsuit is the X10D. The X10D fleece interior offers outstanding comfort, flexibility, and lightness in addition to superior thermal protection. Because of its capacity to follow the movements of the body, it is well fitted to any discipline where maximal flex is required.

DESIGNED IN 3D

We chose to go against the grain and create fresh designs instead of following the industry standard, which calls for creating 2D patterns and attempting to fit them onto a 3D body. We use computer design to create 3D models of well-fitting wetsuits, and then we use cutting-edge software to translate those models into an exact 2D pattern that can be produced in the factory.

The MANERA wetsuits are distinguished by their natural, second-skin fit.

 

SD2 tape 2.0

After being glued, the neoprene layers are "blind-stitched" (partially through the neoprene layer with a needle). An air heater equipment is then used to fuse the SD2 tape to the seam. Our wetsuits are now more flexible, waterproof, and durable thanks to this cutting-edge technique.

- A GOOD FIT MEANS EVERYTHING -

Warmth: No water entry, no air pocket.
Durability: The neoprene is only stretched when moving.
Comfort: No over tight areas, comfortable armpits/crotch.
Style: Folds will never be fashionable.

 

  • FLEXIBILITY100%
  • WARMTH70%
  • COMFORT95%
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    WETSUITS

      XS S M ML L XL XXL
    BODYHEIGHT 160-172 164-176 172-183 175-185 177-187 179-190 182-192
    CHESTGIRTH 88-94 91-97 97-103 100-106 103-109 107-114 110-118
    WAISTGIRTH 68-76 71-79 76-84 80-88 84-92 88-96 91-99
    HIPGIRTH 88-94 90-96 94-100 97-103 100-106 103-109 104-112



    Strategic structure

    Some areas are very sensitive to friction, tensions and tearing. All MANERA wetsuits have been designed with a demanding brief including:

    . Avoiding seams in tensions area, to maximize flexibility and strength.
    . Making sure the seams are stretched vertically and not sideways.
    . Removing seams from friction areas, which avoids rash and increases stretch capacity.
    . Reinforcing strategic parts and panels right where it needs to be.

     

    Sealing prints

    Sealing prints make the ankles and wrists stiffer. It has a joint role that keeps the water away and maintains the arms and legs panels in place.

     

    Water strainer

    A Wetsuit leg filled up with water is a very uncomfortable issue: The MANERA water strainer panel is here to prevent it. The leaky + perforated neoprene drains the water out of your leg instantly to let you continue the session in the best possible conditions.

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