Wetsuits for when the weather changes. Cold mornings, long rides or race day. Windproof tour coats for chilly days, neoprene shorts for the ladies on the ski, and race-ready johns for when the riding gets serious.
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Wetsuits built for Australian watersports
Cold ends more sessions than fuel does. A jet ski, wake or tow-sports wetsuit has a harder job than a surf suit: it has to move in a seated riding position, cop the chop and the odd stack, and hold warmth without holding water. Jetpilot wetsuits are cut for exactly that, most of them in 360 Stretch Limestone Neoprene with Jet-Loc seam construction, YKK zips and seamless panels where a suit normally rubs.
Every type of wetsuit, straight
- Steamers — full length, arms and legs, for winter water. The RX1 4X3 chest-zip steamer and the Flight 3X2 back-zip steamer.
- Springsuits — short legs, short or long sleeves, back-zip entry. The Flight 2X2 for men, women and youth.
- Race johns — sleeveless, full leg. Warmth on the legs, arms free to ride, EVA Pro-Tech knee and shin pads, and on the Vault Race John, back protection approved to EN 1621-2.
- Neo pants and neoprene shorts — the bottom half on its own. Race neo pants for the ski, Corp neoprene shorts for under a ladies vest.
- Race jackets and tour coats — the top half. A race jacket for the cold start, a hooded tour coat for the run out and back.
Layer it to the day
The reason PWC riders wear separates: a john plus a race jacket covers a cold dawnie, the jacket comes off when it glasses off at lunch, and the tour coat goes on for the run home. One heavy steamer cannot do any of that, which is why the steamer is the winter answer and the john-and-jacket is the rest of the year.
Shop by fit
Mens wetsuits hold the race johns, neo pants, springsuit and the 4X3 steamer, with the race jackets and tour coats alongside. Womens wetsuits carry the Flight springsuits, with neoprene ride shorts and wetsuit tops on their own pages. Kids wetsuits run the youth springsuit, fullsuit and race johns for the groms who refuse to get out.
Fit, then the vest
Neoprene only works snug. Size to the size guide, not up or down: no loose folds behind the knees or under the arms, full squat, arms overhead. Then the vest goes over the top, because a wetsuit is warmth and impact gear, not flotation. That vest is AS 4758 approved, Level 50S for the ski, the wake and the tube, or the high-vis Level 50 where your state requires it past smooth water. Size it with the suit on and check your state in the Australian life jacket regulations guide.