Freediving Gear - Wetsuits - 2 Piece Suits - Spearfishing World

Freediving Gear - Wetsuits - 2 Piece Suits - Spearfishing World

The Alpha  Freediving Wetsuit by Alpha  suit design is a  leader manufacturer of wetsuits, is top of the line when it comes to freediving competition wetsuits.
Made of Yamamoto 45 neoprene, this suit has SCS coating on the inside for the best thermal protection and ease of donning. It is hands down the most flexible material you can get which means that you can take the biggest breath possible. Without nylon or lycra fabric on the outside you dry off within minutes which almost completely eliminates evaporative cooling.
You can completely customize your suit by selecting different colors and adding logo(s).

Biothermic

The suit is designed for competition and is constructed with materials developed through bio thermal engineering, providing not only incredible thermal protection but peerless flexibility, breath-ability and comfort

Top Quality Yamamoto Rubber

“Yamamoto 45, a revolutionary material of high quality.” This oil-free, composite rubber material is regarded as the highest quality material available for competitive freediving wetsuits.

Color Options

There are many different color options available. Standard size suits come in Black (70% of the suit) with silver trim highlights (30% of suit). This provides a high level of visibility; a important feature for freediver safety.
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Spearfishing Red Camouflage Wetsuit

Spearfishing Red Camouflage Wetsuit

Spearfishing Red Camouflage combo wetsuit for freediving & spearfishing from Alpha. Made of high quality yamamoto neoprene which offers top of the line thermal insulation and high resistance to neoprene compression at depth in combination with sheico neoprene for improved durability.

Open-cell inside for maximum warmth and comfort / Smoothskin & Camoflex outside for maximum silence, streamlined effect and durability.

Elastic, soft and robust. Made up of 2 parts; high waist pants and a hooded jacket. Supplied with speargun chest pad.
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performance freediving

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white Superskin competitor wetsuit for freediving from Alpha.
The suit is made of high quality Heiwa / Yamomoto-45 neoprene.
Open-cell inside for maximum warmth / white Superskin outside for maximum streamlined efficiency.
Elastic, soft and durable. Great for recreational and competitive freediving.
Alpha  guarantees unmatched comfort.
Made up of 2 parts; high waist pants and a hooded jacket.

freediving wetsuits Smoothskin vs Lining

freediving wetsuits Smoothskin vs Lining

The other fator in wetsuit design is the application to a layer of nylon/lycra fabric to the surface of the neoprene. Neoprene rubber is a fairly soft material, and attaching fabric dramatically increases the durability of the suit. Manufacturers usually refer to neoprene with fabric bonded to the surface as "lined," "nylon lined," "jersey lined," or they invent fancy names like "superstretch lined." Neoprene sheeting with with a smooth, bare rubber surface is usually referred to as "smoothskin" althoug a few manufacturers erroneously refer to smoothskin surfaces as "open cell" which is wrong because open cell refers to foam rubbers that have bubbles that connect with each other, creating what is also known as a sponge rubber. There is a true open cell rubber surface used in spearfishing suits that we will describe later, though, but it's important not to confude open cell foam rubber with the smooth rubber protective coating on the surface of closed cell foam rubber.

Most scuba divers get nylon-lined neoprene because they feel that the stress of straps, weight belts, sliding over the edge of boat gunwhales, etc. will abrade smoothskin neoprene too easily and the suit won't last very long. I'm not aware of any company making smoothskin suits out of high density neoprene for scuba diving nowadays, although maybe they exist.

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wetsuit for freediving & spearfishing from Alpha

 wetsuit for freediving & spearfishing from Alpha

Black Smoothskin wetsuit for freediving & spearfishing from Alpha. Made of high quality yamamoto neoprene.

Open-cell inside for maximum warmth / Smoothskin outside for maximum silence and streamlined effect. Elastic, soft and durable. Great for spearfishing and freediving.

Alpha unique anatomic design guarantees unmatched comfort. Made up of 2 parts; high waist pants and a hooded jacket.

 Overall the freediving course is great fun and teaches you so many new skills from relaxation, breathing techniques and yoga to the diving itself. For anybody considering it, we would highly recommend – he is the calmest man ever and you always feel like you’re in safe hands, even 10 metres underwater!

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The importance of a wetsuit in freediving

The importance of a wetsuit in freediving

The question that comes up time after time, concerns which piece of equipment to buy first, and there seems to be a lot of confused thinking about this. The usual solution is the fins.
My answer is invariably the same – the suit. When I was told this, it took me a very long time to accept it. At first appearance there seem to be two possible answers, one for freedivers and one for spear fishermen. But although the answer is very clear for freedivers, actually they eventually come to the same point.
My biggest lesson came teaching potentially elite freedivers in Mexico. One thing has to be clear, if you want to make a living teaching elite freedivers you better have another job as well!!
Elite freedivers, with few exceptions, have a burning passion and no money.
I had two students with great potential and of course no money. At first they had borrowed suits, always borrowed suits are far too big, probably from a large and not particularly slim person. Our athletes
being slender and fit looked like a stick of spaghetti in a bean bag. After only half an hour in the water and two dives each, they were an interesting shade of blue and shaking like leaves in a high wind.
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