Freediving Wetsuits

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Freediving Wetsuits are crucial in your apnea pursuits and you don't need us to tell you that. Freediving is a diverse sport and you can be forgiven for thinking it's only in the ocean, but in fact, world-wide more freedivers swim in pools than they do the ocean. It's with this in mind that we have tailored our range to offer not just the world's best freediving wetsuits but also the best swimming suits on offer. Swim and Freedive wetsuits are similar in that they are designed to reduce drag created by the wetsuit and to keep you in a good swim-profile due to buoyancy regulating, variable-thickness panels. Open-water freediving suits tend to come with a hood for thermal retention. Freediving (or Apnea diving) is taking the world by storm in recent years due to it's ease of accessibility, low entry cost and unrivalled capacity to feel like one with the ocean and it's inhabitants. But it's not just about insane human feats such as someone, with one breath of air, descending to 129m below the surface. Most apnea divers today are diving with the first 10 meters of water and enjoying the splendour that comes with being under water with the added bonus of silence, something unavoidable with a scuba apparatus. For most of us, freediving or Apnea Diving is more closely aligned to what we love to call Extreme Snorkelling, that is to say we're pushing snorkelling to it's limits, as a snorkeler your invested in experience the world around you, as a series apnea diver you're experiencing the world within you. Sure, the test of attrition that is free-diving tickles many an athletes fancy but in just one month of casual swimming you will be able to comfortable spend a 30 seconds underwater and I can guarantee you that is all it takes to get hooked on freediving. With the variety of applications for breathe holding is immense! Be it for Surfing bigger waves, Photography, Fitness, Survey, aqua sports like Underwater Rugby and Hockey, becoming a mermaid, Spearfishing , Synchronised