Men's The One 5/3mm Zipfree Wetsuit

Aren't we all looking for 'The One'? Mystic's found it! The One 5/3mm Wetsuit is totally zipfree and is rocking Mystic's flexible M-Flex 2.0 neoprene, super warm Polar inner lining and all seams are GBS and covered with Waterproof stretch taping on the inside. It also comes with new and improved Mesh neoprene back panel to reduce wind chill, 4-Way stretch kneepads and a Glideskin neck construction for extra comfort. ### THE DETAILS: Waterproof stretch taping (100%): all seams GBS (Glued Blind Stitched) Glideskin neck construction Hex-tech kneepads Velcro ankle closure straps (included) Non slip cuffs Hidden key pocket in chest panel Aquaflush ### MATERIALS: M-Flex 2.0 (100%) Polar lining in chest and back ### TECHNOLOGY: * Zipfree wetsuits offer maximum stretch, warmth and comfort without restrictions from the zipper. The panelling is designed in a way to avoid water entry and give you the ultimate freedom of movement. * Key pocket chest -An external neoprene key pocket conveniently positioned on the chest of the suit making sure your key is safe inside. * Aquaflush - Wiped out or simply needed to take a leak? The perforated neoprene patches on the lower leg, which we like to call Aquaflush, will ensure that all liquids exit the suit easily. * M-Flex 2.0 is Mystics' most flexible neoprene. It's updated with even better stretch/durability and flex properties. * Fox Fleece has big loops in the fabric creating 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 Mystics suits. * Xtr lining - This thermal lining on the High-End wetsuits is added to help retain heat and comfort next to the skin. * Waterproof stretch taping critical areas - A highly durable taping is used in the crucial areas of the suit to avoid leaking and keep it flexible and warm. * Glued blind stitching is a 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.