Fullsuit Marshall 4/3mm Black/Green

Sizes
XS, S, MS, M, MT, LS, L, LT, XL

Description
 Stand out from the crowd with the Marshall. The Fox Fleece lining on the chest and back panels will keep your core and upper body warm even in the chilliest of sessions. We've also added our 4-way stretch hex-tech kneepads and a shin protection layer. Glued blind stitched seams and critical taping on the inside are added to keep warm water in and cold water out.

Features
– Waterproof stretch taping 50% critical areas
– GBS (Glued Blind Stiched)
– Glideskin neck constructiion
– Aquaflash
– velcro ankle straps included
– Hex-tech kneepads
– Non slip cuffs
– YKK front zip
– M-flex 100%
– Fox fleece in chest , back & lower body

Fox Fleece
 Big loops in the fabric create a high pile lining that holds air for extra insulation. It holds less water enhancing the fast-drying abilities of the fabric. With its superior stretch performance in all directions it’s super suitable for every panel in all of our suit

Xtr lining
 This thermal lining on the High End wetsuits is added to help retain heat and comfort next to the skin.

M-Flex - 100%
 Now you've decided you're getting a kick out of the cold and wind, why not upgrade to M-Flex 100%? It'll keep you warm and also provides more stretch. Get ready for your next step and prepare well for the conditions you're about to face.

Glued blind stitched
 Stitching method whereby the panels are first glued together and then only stitched halfway through the fabric instead of fully perforating it, which makes the seams waterproof.

Front-zip
 With a horizontal zipper on the chest, wetsuits with a Double Front-zip open from the top. This construction allows for an easier entry. Front-zip suits have more stretch in the back panel which gives you a lot more freedom of movement.

Shin protection
 Taking a rail to the shins isn't fun, but having EVA padding in our Shin Protection lowers the impact of your board by a ton.

Aquaflush
 Wipe out or simply needed to take a leak? The perforated neoprene patches on the lower leg, that we like to call Aquaflush, will ensure that all liquids exit the suit easily.