Nova Women's Eco Triathlon Wetsuit

BOUYANCY
The Premium Yamamoto #39 low-density neoprene is the only neoprene we use in the wetsuit. The great buoyancy provided ensures a comfortable and confident swim.

The Leg Elevation design optimizes your body position by strategically adding more buoyancy in the thigh to reduce drag.

The Stable Trinity Support system can help maintain a balanced center line and create a side-to-side movement during your swim.

The combination of SQ-Flex Stretch Inner Lining Fabric and 1.5mm of Yamamoto #39 neoprene offers 580% elongation, especially in the shoulders and arms, allowing for unrestricted movement.

The Top-tier YKK internal zipper is smooth and anti-corrosion. The hidden design will significantly reduce any additional drag created.

The Ti-α-Seal tech at the neck and cuffs can reduce abrasion, retain body heat for effective insulation, and ensure comfort in colder water.

FLEXIBILITY
The combination of 1.5mm of Yamamoto #39 neoprene and SQ-Flex Stretch Inner Lining on the shoulders, sleeves, and armpits provides 580% elongation while swimming.

The Arms-Up Design provides the best neutral position for your arm during a swim. It can noticeably reduce stroke effort during a long swim.

The Low Modulus Tech can reduce energy consumption and physical resistance for every stroke.

The combination of SQ-Flex Stretch Inner Lining Fabric and 1.5mm of Yamamoto #39 neoprene offers 580% elongation, especially in the shoulders and arms, allowing for unrestricted movement.

The Top-tier YKK internal zipper is smooth and anti-corrosion. The hidden design will significantly reduce any additional drag created.

The Ti-α-Seal tech at the neck and cuffs can reduce abrasion, retain body heat for effective insulation, and ensure comfort in colder water.

SPEED

The Yamamoto SCS coating covers the majority of the wetsuit. The coating is a smooth finish which reduces water resistance and improves hydrodynamic properties. Swimmers can go faster with the same effort level.

The 3D GSP (Groove-shaped paddle) system on the forearms provides extra propulsion with every stroke. 

The V-shape Ankle Panel design is made of 1.5mm of Yamamoto #39 neoprene. It ensures a faster and effortless T1 during races and training.

The combination of SQ-Flex Stretch Inner Lining Fabric and 1.5mm of Yamamoto #39 neoprene offers 580% elongation, especially in the shoulders and arms, allowing for unrestricted movement.

The Top-tier YKK internal zipper is smooth and anti-corrosion. The hidden design will significantly reduce any additional drag created.

The Ti-α-Seal tech at the neck and cuffs can reduce abrasion, retain body heat for effective insulation, and ensure comfort in colder water.

High elasticity materials, create more flexible wetsuits that adapt better to the swimmer’s body than those with less elasticity. Elasticity in the shoulders is essential for efficient swimming without restrictions.

If you’re choosing a wetsuit with less flexibility, you should select a size that fits well to your body. Follow these five points for your perfect fit;

• The suit should fit you snugly around the chest and neck to prevent water from entering and to keep your body at the right temperature.
• The crotch area should fit snugly but not too tightly. If it’s too loose, wrinkles will form that could cause you discomfort and greater resistance when swimming.
• The length of the arms and legs should be correct, ending at your wrists and ankles so as not to interfere with your swimming.
• There must be no gaps between your body and the wetsuit. The gaps let water in, creating extra resistance which will slow you down.
• Click here to find out how your wetsuit should fit you.

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A well-fitting wetsuit improves performance and provides you with greater comfort and safety in the water. Follow the five-point check to find your fit and use the size wetsuit size guide and TRUFIT to check your size.

The suit should fit you snugly in the chest and neck to prevent water from entering and to keep your body at the right temperature. A suit that’s too small could cause a feeling of tightness, making it difficult to breathe and preventing you from moving your body in a way that’s comfortable for you. A suit that’s too big will let water in, which will negatively affect your buoyancy and body temperature.

Elasticity in the shoulders is essential for efficient swimming without restrictions. If the suit is too tight in the shoulders, the material will stretch in excess and will limit your range of movement, meaning you’ll be swimming in discomfort. Test the suit by moving your arms in every direction to make sure you can do so without any limitations. 

The crotch area should fit snugly but not too tightly. If it’s too loose, wrinkles will form that could cause you discomfort and greater resistance when swimming. If it’s too tight, it will pull down from the shoulders, limiting your range of movement and causing discomfort in your upper body area.

The length of the arms and legs should be correct, ending at your wrists and ankles so as not to interfere with your swimming. A suit that’s too short will not significantly affect your performance but a suit that’s too long definitely will. Excess material in the arms and legs can create resistance and can make it more difficult for you to move.