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.
Neoprene webbed gloves for surfing: gimmick or real advantage? 🧤🏄♂️
Webbed neoprene gloves intrigue as much as they divide the surf community. Designed to improve propulsion and protect from the cold, some see them as a paddling boost, while others believe they hinder mobility. So, useful or superfluous? Let's take...
Five-finger gloves vs. mittens: which to choose for winter surfing? 🧤🏄♂️
When the water starts to bite, neoprene surfing gloves become essential. But one question often arises: is it better to choose five-finger gloves or mitts? 🤔 Each has its advantages and disadvantages, it all depends on your practice and the...
How to choose the best wetsuit gloves for winter surfing? 🧤🌊
When the water gets colder, choosing the right wetsuit gloves becomes essential to continue surfing comfortably. Too thin, and you risk frozen hands. Too thick, and your paddling will suffer. So, how do you find the perfect balance between warmth...