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Vitalis TRN Men Openwater Wetsuit

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Description

The Vitalis TRN Wetsuit is the evolution of the Openwater Core TRN. The Openwater Vitalis TRN is the perfect wetsuit for swimmers who are just starting out in open water or who need a suit for daily, triathlon-oriented training. The high flexibility in the shoulders will help you enjoy your first workouts in open water in comfort, while its neutral level of buoyancy will help you feel safe. Enjoy the convenience of the Fabric Gloves, included with the purchase of the Vitalis TRN, which allow you to put on your neoprene without damaging the material.

Don’t forget to check out our content for tips on how to give the best care for your wetsuit.

Specifications
  • Weight
    6: 67-74kg, MT(6T): 68-76kg, 7: 75-82kg, 8: 82-89kg, 9: 89-97kg, 10: 98-109kg, 11: 107+ kg
  • Care guide
    Cleaning
    Neoprene can be damaged by excess salt or other chemicals such as chlorine if used in swimming pools. We recommend washing your wetsuit with plenty of water after each use. A small amount of neutral pH soap can be used and then rinsed out afterwards.

    Once clean, make sure prevent it from holding onto too much moisture. Air dry it outside or in a ventilated indoor space, somewhere without direct exposure to sunlight as this can damage the materials.

    Storage
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  • Chest
    6: 95-99cm, MT(6T): 95-99cm, 7: 98-104, 8: 104-108cm, 9: 108-113cm, 10: 114-124cm, 11: 123-134cm
  • Length
  • Height
    6: 167-175cm, MT(6T): 177-190cm, 7: 173-185cm, 8: 180-188cm, 9: 185-193cm, 10: 190-196cm, 11: 193-200cm
  • Width
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Sizing Guide

Additional Information
  • Flexibility
    The highly elastic materials used in this wetsuit will provide you with more flexibility in all phases of your swim stroke, so that you can enjoy total freedom of movement during your open water swimming sessions.
  • Comfort
    The 3 mm-thick neoprene in the torso and legs will provide you with the comfort you need so that your adventures at sea last longer without you worrying about the low temperatures.
  • Neutral Buoyancy
    The 3 mm panels will allow you to maintain a neutral buoyancy, improving your position and allowing you to move through the water quickly.
  • Composition:
    Neoprene : 95 %, Polyamide (Nylon) : 5 %

FAQ's

I have had a look at your wetsuit size chart but only fit the chest and weight measurements in my chosen size. I am too tall for this size, what should I do?
The most important thing to consider when fitting a wetsuit is that the suit fits correctly on your torso (shoulder to crotch). So, if you are too tall to fit into the corresponding height measurements for your weight and chest size, but you either know that you have a long or short legs or arms, then don’t worry, your core will be warm and the suit will fit you. It may be worth try some swim booties when the temperature starts to drop.

I have had a look at your wetsuit size chart but only fit in the height and weight measurement’s, but my chest is too broad/big, what should I do?
When it comes to being too broad for our size chart (but only a little bit), the best thing to do is to go for a more flexible wetsuit which accommodates your chest or shoulders better. Unfortunately, this does tend to mean spending a bit more, but a correct fitting wetsuit makes a world of difference.

I have had a look at your wetsuit size chart but only fit in the chest and height measurements, my weight is below the minimum for that sized suit, what should I do?
If you are just a bit below the minimum sizing and you are looking at an intermediate suit or above (Sonar or above) then you should be ok and these wetsuit models are cut to be a more ‘athletic’ fit than the entry level suits. If you are substantially below the weight require and near the lower limit of the height and chest size, it may be worth trying a size down in one of the more flexible wetsuits.