A short line on purpose. Compression swim leggings, three rash guards including the fleece-lined thermo, and two neoprene jackets. Each one solves a problem we kept hearing about, and nothing is here to pad the range.

Swim leggings, the one nobody expects

Men started buying our women's leggings before we made a men's pair, which is how this one exists. UPF 50+, moderate compression, a hidden waistband cord, and seam placement designed for the male body. They handle sunburn, board rash and jellyfish in one go, and they work at the gym too.

Rash guards

Thin and quick-drying for heat, fleece-lined for cold water in the mid 60s to low 70s Fahrenheit. Snug fit so nothing bunches under a harness or catches on the board. Best worn wet, since that is when the fabric cools you.

Neoprene jackets

For the part of the day when you are wet and the wind is blowing. A front harness zipper lets your spreader bar hook through, so you can keep riding or teaching without stripping your gear off. Best in air around 41 to 68°F.

Sizes

Up to XXXL on some styles, and the jackets are unisex. Size up on the jacket if you are layering it over a thick wetsuit.