Discover the wetsuit that redefines the entry level. With the latest YAMAMOTO® #39 neoprene technology and an innovative shoulder design, it delivers unmatched flexibility and speed in the water.
| YAMAMOTO #39 Neoprene | Extreme flexibility | Reduced drag in the water |

The Zone3 Advance wetsuit has long been considered the absolute top choice among entry-level models. This latest version takes it even further. Thanks to the use of the cutting-edge YAMAMOTO #39 material, this wetsuit offers unprecedented flexibility and comfort that you would typically expect from models twice as expensive. It is the ideal choice for beginner and intermediate swimmers, whether you’re looking for a reliable partner for training, racing, or simply exploring open water.
To achieve maximum performance, comfort, and durability at an affordable price, the Zone3 Advance wetsuit uses a total of 10 different materials. No nylon panels or external flat seams ensure minimal water penetration, improving speed and overall comfort. Thanks to 4mm back panels in the hip area, your legs stay closer to the surface, significantly reducing drag and fatigue.
For maximum durability and to preserve all the great features of the Zone3 Advance wetsuit, we recommend rinsing the wetsuit with fresh water after each use and letting it dry in the shade, away from direct sunlight. Never dry it in direct sunlight or on a heater! To make putting it on easier, you can use socks or plastic bags on your feet.
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SIze |
Weight kg |
Height cm |
|
XS |
46-53 |
147-163 |
|
S |
54-61 |
160-168 |
|
S/M |
60-70 |
157-168 |
|
M |
60-67 |
165-178 |
|
M/L |
70-80 |
165-178 |
|
L |
68-78 |
168-183 |
|
XL |
73-83 |
168-198 |
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|
SIze |
Weight kg |
Height cm |
|
XS |
46-53 |
147-163 |
|
S |
54-61 |
160-168 |
|
S/M |
60-70 |
157-168 |
|
M |
60-67 |
165-178 |
|
M/L |
70-80 |
165-178 |
|
L |
68-78 |
168-183 |
|
XL |
73-83 |
168-198 |
You must choose variant.