The O'Neill Mens Hyperfreak 1.5mm Tb3X No Sleeve Wetsuit Vest is as good as wetty vests get. With its cutting-edge features, this wetsuit vest is designed to enhance your performance and protect you from the elements. The 1.5mm thickness strikes the perfect balance between flexibility and insulation, making it ideal for moderate conditions. Crafted with Technobutter 3X neoprene, this wetsuit vest feels as supple as melted butter, providing unmatched warmth and stretch. What's more, it is made from recycled materials such as discarded oyster shells and old car tires, reducing its environmental impact. The Aqua Alpha Solvent Free Lamination ensures a secure fit without compromising on sustainability. The double super seal collar and contortionist seamless shoulder allow for maximum comfort and mobility. Plus, the dope-dyed yarn jersey adds efficiency and eco-friendliness to the equation. Invest in the O'Neill Mens Hyperfreak 1.5mm Tb3X No Sleeve Wetsuit Vest and experience innovation at its finest.

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O'Neill Mens Hyperfreak 1.5mm Tb3X No Sleeve Wetsuit Vest

• Thickness - 1.5mm: used throughout the suit. 1.5mm is flexy and very effective at moderate insulation and cutting wind chill, but not enough for a winter wetsuit throughout most of Australia.
• Neoprene - Technobutter 3X needs to be felt to be believed - supple like melted butter, warm also like melted butter and stretchy like some kind of super stretchy butter, if such a thing exists. Better still, this latest version is made up of recycled plastic, discarded oyster shells, old car tyres and limestone neoprene (derived from limestone, not petroleum production).
• Limestone: Neoprene derived from Limestone is touted to be a more environmental method for producing the foamy, rubber-esque material that lives in the middle of the neoprene sandwich.
• Aqua Alpha Solvent Free Lamination: ditch the nasty glues and take Aqua-α solvent free route, its better for everyone/everything.
• Made with recycled materials: Plastic, car tyres, discarded oyster shells and more!!
• Eco Carbon Black In Neoprene: long story short: old car tyres are melted (not burnt) in a process called pyrolysis. Its then turned into a better kind of rubber (your wetsuit!). About 35% of the total weight derived from a recycled tyre is Carbon Black.

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