Triathlon Wetsuit
ORCA Sonar Ladies Triathlon Wetsuit – The all new Orca 3.8 has been further refined to provide more buoyancy than any other triathlon wetsuit, making it ideal for endurance distance swimmers, and those who want all the help they can get.
The 3.8 features the unique AeroDome Core Equilibrium, which wraps 5mm panels of Yamamoto AeroDome neoprene completely around the torso area of the wetsuit, providing the core of your body with more than 30% buoyancy. Hundreds of air cavities within the neoprene act to place you in the optimum swimming position, raising your legs and torso in the water for increased power and speed.
The 3.8 also introduces new HydroLift Buoyancy Cells, these cells of foam are positioned on the forearm area of the sleeves on the wetsuit. They assist with the reduction of arm fatigue by helping by helping to raise your arms out of the water in the recovery phase of the stroke.
Orcas new Aquatread forearm panel has been developed to increase power with each stroke. 3mm neoprene has been pressed into a tyre-like surface, to grab at the water. The panel has also been moulded to increase the water catchment area.
Flexibility is also of crucial importance and the Orca 3.8 benefits from the 2mm CardioFlex chest panel which allows for greater freedom of movement across the chest and the shoulders. ORCA Sonar Ladies Triathlon Wetsuit
Triathlon Wetsuit
ORCA Alpha Mens Triathlon Wetsuit – The Orca Alpha offers a wetsuit swim that is unparalleled with a degree of flexibility thatll have you putting in virtuoso performances on your swims. Yamamoto #40 Cell neoprene is shaped for maximum stretch across the wetsuit allowing amazing flexibility, fit and comfort. The Nano SCS coating generates increased speed and buoyancy decreasing your times.
At the heart of Alphas unbelievable flexibility is the Freestroke 3 System which comprises of three unique 1.5 mm panels designed to address key areas of the stroke phase.
Seamless FreeWing panel runs from the lateral area, through the underarm and across the chest for incredible reach through the entry and catch phase of the stroke. During the pull-through phase of the stroke the FreeFlex back panel allows the trapezius and latissimus muscles to work unhindered, driving you through the water. The FreeFly arm panel is integral in limiting resistance on the deltoids, reducing the effort required in the recovery phase of the stroke.
Meanwhile, what lies beneath is just as important. The 4-Way Free Stretch lining is constructed from a high stretch nylon, allowing the wetsuit to move dynamically with the wearer.
The Alpha also features Orcas new AquaTread forearm panel. 3mm neoprene has been pressed into a tyre tread like surface, to grab at the water. The panel has also been moulded to increase the water catchment area, increasing power with each stroke.
5mm panels of Yamamotos latest AeroDrome neoprene have been placed on the front and rear of the torso, using hundreds of internally crafted air cavities to generate 30% more buoyancy. Balancing buoyancy with flexibility, the 3mm Core Xtension sector is used across the chest to allow for full body rotation and reach through each stroke.
ORCA Alpha Mens Triathlon Wetsuit
Triathlon Wetsuit
ORCA 3.8 Mens Triathlon Wetsuit – The all new Orca 3.8 has been further refined to provide more buoyancy than any other triathlon wetsuit, making it ideal for endurance distance swimmers, and those who want all the help they can get.
The 3.8 features the unique AeroDome Core Equilibrium, which wraps 5mm panels of Yamamoto AeroDome neoprene completely around the torso area of the wetsuit, providing the core of your body with more than 30% buoyancy. Hundreds of air cavities within the neoprene act to place you in the optimum swimming position, raising your legs and torso in the water for increased power and speed.
The 3.8 also introduces new HydroLift Buoyancy Cells, these cells of foam are positioned on the forearm area of the sleeves on the wetsuit. They assist with the reduction of arm fatigue by helping by helping to raise your arms out of the water in the recovery phase of the stroke.
Orcas new Aquatread forearm panel has been developed to increase power with each stroke. 3mm neoprene has been pressed into a tyre-like surface, to grab at the water. The panel has also been moulded to increase the water catchment area.
Flexibility is also of crucial importance and the Orca 3.8 benefits from the 2mm CardioFlex chest panel which allows for greater freedom of movement across the chest and the shoulders. ORCA 3.8 Mens Triathlon Wetsuit
