Women's Wetsuits & Springsuits

Ladies wetsuits made for maximum comfort. Not to be confused with a surf wettie, the range of Jetpilot springsuits and steamers are made for moving. Whether you're jetskiing, wakeboarding, or just enjoying a day at the beach, the 360 stretch neoprene and built in knee pads are perfect for comfort and protection.

Woman in the black Flight 2x2 women's springsuit

Jetpilot Flight 2X2 Short Sleeve Womens Springsuit - Black

$149.99 AUD

Woman in the black Flight 2x2 springsuit, front view

Jetpilot Flight 2X2 Womens Springsuit - Black

$109.99 AUD

Woman in the black Flight 3x2 ladies steamer, front view

Jetpilot Flight 3X2 Ladies BZ Steamer Wetsuit

$179.99 AUD

You Have Questions? We Have Answers!

What is the best womens wetsuit for jet skiing?

One cut for the seated riding position with knee pads where you brace. The Flight springsuits are built for the ski: 360 Stretch neoprene, Jet-Tech knee pads, seamless underarm and seat panels so nothing rubs under the vest. A surf suit bunches behind the knees the first time you sit down.

Are wetsuits unisex?

Not these. The Flight womens springsuits are cut on a women's pattern in sizes 8 to 16, not a men's suit with the sizes shifted and the colour changed. Same 360 Stretch neoprene and Jet-Loc seams as the mens Flight, with Jet-Tech knee pads on top.

What do women wear jet skiing?

Warm day: neoprene ride shorts and a rashie under the vest. Cool start or a long sesh: the Flight springsuit, long sleeve if the wind is up. Over everything, every time, an AS 4758 approved life jacket at the level your state requires.

Long sleeve or short sleeve springsuit?

Both are 2mm 360 Stretch neoprene with the same back zip and knee pads. Long sleeve for cold dawnies and wind on the run out. Short sleeve for warm water and the arvo when the long sleeve is too much.

Do I need a life jacket over a wetsuit?

Yes. A wetsuit is warmth and impact gear, not flotation. Over the top goes an AS 4758 approved womens life jacket: 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 the vest with the suit on and check your state.

What size womens wetsuit should I buy?

Sizes run 8 to 16. Size to the chart, not up: snug, no loose folds behind the knees or under the arms, full range of movement with your arms overhead. Water pooling in a fold means it is too big.

What if I only want the bottom half?

Neoprene ride shorts. Most women who ride build the suit from separates: Corp or Vault neoprene shorts under the vest, a wetsuit top or tour coat when it cools off. The full springsuit is here for when the water turns cold.

The full rundown on Women's Wetsuits & Springsuits

Womens wetsuits built for the ski

Nobody shrank a men's suit and called it a women's one. The Flight womens springsuits are cut on a women's pattern for a job a surf suit was never built for: sitting on a ski, copping the chop and the odd stack, and sitting flat under a life jacket without a fold rubbing your ribs for the whole sesh.

The suits

Flight 2X2 Womens Springsuit — long sleeve. 2mm 360 Stretch neoprene, YKK back zip, Jet-Loc seam construction, Jet-Tech knee pads, seamless underarm and seat panels. The cold-start suit.
Flight 2X2 Short Sleeve Womens Springsuit — the same suit with the sleeves off, for warm water and the arvo sesh when the long sleeve is too much.

Why the cut matters on a ski

A ski rider spends the day seated or standing with the knees bent, bracing through the chop. The Jet-Tech knee pads sit where you actually brace, the seamless seat and underarm panels stop the rub, and the 360 Stretch neoprene lets you throw a leg over the seat without a fight. Same neoprene and same Jet-Loc seams as the mens Flight, cut for her, not shrunk and recoloured.

Or build it from separates

Most women who ride build the suit in pieces: neoprene ride shorts under the vest, a wetsuit top or tour coat when it cools off, a rashie for the sun. The springsuit is the one-piece answer when the water turns cold and the shorts are not enough.

Fit, then the vest

Sizes run 8 to 16 and neoprene only works snug: no loose folds behind the knees or under the arms, full squat, arms overhead. Size to the size guide, not up. Then the vest goes on top, because a wetsuit is warmth and impact gear, not flotation. An AS 4758 approved womens life jacket at Level 50S covers the ski, the wake and the tube, and the high-vis Level 50 is for riders who take the ski past smooth water in states that require it. Size it with the suit on and check your state in the Australian life jacket regulations guide.