Xcel Axis OS All Nylon Wetsuit 3/2mm Backzip Men Black
The Axis OS All Nylon comes with a classic back zip, thanks to the light and even softer neoprene, the suit is an ideal entry-level suit. It meets all the requirements that you can put on a suit of this class. Stretch, weight and finish make the Axis OS All Nylon a perfect suit for the warmer days. The seams are additionally taped with FusionX Tape on the inside of the stress zones to guarantee durability. The upper body features the new Thermo Lite material to prevent the torso from cooling down
OS Back-Zip
The OS Back-Zip guarantees easy on and off. It is slightly offset from the back to give you even more comfort and freedom of movement. In addition, there is an extra neoprene layer behind the zip to reduce water penetration. The glued and blind stitched seams make the zip even more durable and robust 
Glued Blinded Stitching
The neoprene panels are glued and then blind stitched. Blind stitched means that the needle does not fully penetrate the neoprene to keep even more water out. The seams are fully sealed to give you maximum stretch ability of the wetsuit.
To increase your safety in and on the water, every water sports enthusiast should equip themselves with a wetsuit. These will not only protect you from abrasions, but also from sunburn, from cold and much more, which could make you lose the joy of activities in and on the water.
Special features
- Back zipper
- Texture Skin
- Flatlock seams
- DuraFlex Knee Panels
Smooth skin neoprene (Texture Skin) provides excellent wind resistance and is ideal for outer chest panels, hoods and other wind exposed body areas that otherwise lose heat quickly
OS Back-Zip
The OS Back-Zip guarantees easy on and off. It is slightly offset from the back to give you even more comfort and freedom of movement. In addition, there is an extra neoprene layer behind the zip to reduce water penetration. The glued and blind stitched seams make the zip even more durable and robust
Glued Blinded Stitching
The neoprene panels are glued and then blind stitched. Blind stitched means that the needle does not fully penetrate the neoprene to keep even more water out. The seams are fully sealed to give you maximum stretch ability of the wetsuit.
To increase your safety in and on the water, every water sports enthusiast should equip themselves with a wetsuit. These will not only protect you from abrasions, but also from sunburn, from cold and much more, which could make you lose the joy of activities in and on the water.
Get your Xcel wetsuit now, which offers you everything you need to perfect your water sports and be perfectly protected at the same time!
To find the right size for your wetsuit, we recommend you to orientate yourself on the specifications of the manufacturer Xcel. With the help of the following size chart you will find your optimal fitting wetsuit.
If you are unsure how to measure your body, we have created a measurement guide for you. You can find these instructions in the tab "How do you measure correctly?".
If you are unsure how to measure your body, we have created a measurement guide for you. You can find these instructions in the tab "How do you measure correctly?".
Hint:
If your body measurements lie between two sizes, we recommend that you choose the larger size.
However, you should make sure that the wetsuit always fits tightly to your body like a second skin. This prevents too much water from flowing through the wetsuit and heat from being lost. TAB:How do you measure correctly?
To make sure that you find your perfectly fitting wetsuit, we have created a small guide on how to measure your body measurements correctly. With the help of the measured values and the size chart, you will find your perfect wetsuit.
Hint:
If you don't have a tape measure at home, a string and a folding rule or ruler will also suffice to measure you correctly.
Often we are asked in which temperatures and weather conditions it is best to use which wetsuit with which neoprene thickness. We are also asked how neoprene shoes, neoprene gloves or neoprene caps should be used. For this purpose we have created a rough guideline below, which is based on the specifications of the manufacturer Xcel.
We want to give you a short overview why you should clean your wetsuit regularly and thoroughly and how to clean it best
Besides the hygiene factor, regular care also has an effect on the durability of the neoprene. If you simply hang your wetsuit out to dry in the sun after a session on the water and don't rinse out the salt water and dirt thoroughly, the neoprene can quickly become brittle and cracked. In general, we advise you not to hang your neo directly in the sun
A little tip when putting on the wetsuit: Make sure your body is dry, then it will be much easier to put on. Neoprene sticks to wet skin.
When you have finished your session, you should rinse the wetsuit directly with clean water. Then turn it inside out and let it dry in a shady and airy place. When the wetsuit is dry, you can turn it inside out and hang it on a sturdy hanger
Attention: Do not use the spin cycle under any circumstances!
An alternative to the washing machine is the bathtub. Simply take a small bath with 30°C water temperature and add some detergent, shower gel or rinsing agent and let the wetsuit soak. Then rinse thoroughly again.
Small tip: There are also great neoprene cleaners, e.g. from Mystic.
Why should I clean my wetsuit?
Of course, regular and thorough cleaning of your wetsuit will improve hygiene. It is possible that in the worst case bacteria, mould or unpleasant odours can develop.Besides the hygiene factor, regular care also has an effect on the durability of the neoprene. If you simply hang your wetsuit out to dry in the sun after a session on the water and don't rinse out the salt water and dirt thoroughly, the neoprene can quickly become brittle and cracked. In general, we advise you not to hang your neo directly in the sun
How should I clean and care for my wetsuit?
Care begins with careful handling of the wetsuit. When putting on your wetsuit, you should not try to force your way into it, as this puts too much strain on the seams. Hectic and fast movements also put a lot of stress on the seams, so that they could tear.A little tip when putting on the wetsuit: Make sure your body is dry, then it will be much easier to put on. Neoprene sticks to wet skin.
When you have finished your session, you should rinse the wetsuit directly with clean water. Then turn it inside out and let it dry in a shady and airy place. When the wetsuit is dry, you can turn it inside out and hang it on a sturdy hanger
Can I wash my wetsuit in the washing machine?
Yes, that is no problem. Just turn it inside out and close the zipper. The wool programme or the gentle wash cycle at a maximum of 30°C is best. We recommend using a mild detergent. To remove any detergent residue, you can rinse again with water after the wash cycle.Attention: Do not use the spin cycle under any circumstances!
An alternative to the washing machine is the bathtub. Simply take a small bath with 30°C water temperature and add some detergent, shower gel or rinsing agent and let the wetsuit soak. Then rinse thoroughly again.
Small tip: There are also great neoprene cleaners, e.g. from Mystic.