Children's Neoprene Suit

Children's neoprene wetsuits: perfect for water activities

Whether you're surfing, scuba diving or wakeboarding, a child's neoprene wetsuit is essential to keep you warm. The purpose of a child's neoprene suit is to keep you warm when you're in the water for extended periods. Neoprene isn't waterproof, but it warms the water that slips between it and your skin, keeping you warm. But all wetsuits are different, so here are a few pointers to help you make the right choice.

How to choose a child's neoprene wetsuit?

The first criterion to consider when choosing a child's neoprene suit is its thickness. The thicker the neoprene layer, the warmer it will keep you, and the longer the thermal protection will last. The ideal thickness depends not only on the water temperature, but also on the sport you're going to practice. For water at the same temperature, you won't need the same thickness depending on whether your child is going scuba diving or surfing. In fact, you'll need a thicker wetsuit for scuba diving, as your child will be more static and may catch cold more easily. Another criterion to take into account is the length of the legs and sleeves, which will depend on the water temperature and the freedom of movement you need. For a surfing session, some wetsuits are thinner in the arms and shoulders, to offer more freedom of movement when paddling.

Find our selection of children's neoprene wetsuits on Nautisports. com

Water temperature isn't the only criterion for choosing the perfect child's neoprene suit. You'll also need to take into account the type of sport your child will be practicing. For more detailed information, please refer to our advice page: Choosing the right neoprene wetsuit . You'll also find our selection of children's neoprene wetsuits on Nautisports. com.