The Openwater Core TRN is the perfect wetsuit for swimmers who are just starting out in open water. as its extra warm and flexible. For more flexibility in all phases of the swim stroke, Yamamoto 39 neoprene is used together with 2 mm Infinityskin high-end lining. This material is high elasticity that allows it to be used in different areas of mid-range wetsuits. This material requires between 45% and 35% less force to stretch than conventional neoprene. The Yamamoto 39 technology is also in the torso to ensure sufficient thermal insulation for workouts. Its 3 mm thickness ensures 77% more protection than if you did not wear a wetsuit. This material also gives the TRN an ideal neutral buoyancy for a secure feel. The lining in the neck area reduces friction and the likelihood of chafing. The material is soft to the touch and better for contact with the skin. Need some extra help when choosing the perfect wetsuit? Take a look at our Wetsuit Buying Guide! Features: Yamamoto 39 cell neoprene for improved flexibility Infinity Skin 2 maintains body heat longer and reduces bad odours and the presence of bacteria in your neoprene Durable, easy to access YKK zip and cord The combination of laser cutting on the neck and the inverse Velcro reduces friction, preventing any abrasion on the skin Care instructions: Please note: Orca's wetsuits, particularly those made with neoprene, can be susceptible to damage from fingernails or sharp objects when putting on or taking off the suit - it is recommended to wear gloves whilst handling your wetsuit Fabric gloves are provided to be worn whilst handling the wetsuit to mitigate damage Avoid leaning or coming into contact with any surfaces (especially rough ones) whilst wearing your wetsuit If the suit has Velcro®, avoid contact between the Velcro® and the inner lining of the wetsuit as this will damafe the fibres in the material - keep the Velcro® covered with the provided fabric patch avoid damage
