Which wetsuit to choose depending on the season
As with wax, everything depends on the water temperature. A wetsuit isn't a garment you keep all year round – it's a thermal tool calibrated for a specific temperature range. Too thick, you overheat and lose mobility. Too thin, you'll be freezing after twenty minutes in the water. Here's how to choose the right thickness, season by season, for the Atlantic coast.
Surfer's ear and surfing: how to protect your ears from cold and infections? 🌊👂❄️
Exostosis, also known as "surfer's ear," is a well-known problem among winter riders. Caused by prolonged exposure to cold water and wind, it leads to abnormal bone growth in the ear canal, potentially causing complete obstruction. The only solution once...
What are the alternatives to a surf hood for cold weather? 🌊❄️
The neoprene hood is the most common solution for keeping warm in winter. But some surfers find it uncomfortable or too restrictive. Fortunately, there are several alternatives that offer a compromise between thermal protection and freedom of movement. Here are...
How to choose the right surf hood to face winter? 🌊❄️
When winter sets in and the water drops below 15°C, a surf hood becomes an essential accessory to extend your sessions without risking hypothermia. But how do you choose the right thickness, the best cut, and the appropriate materials for...