What makes Dakine wetsuits more environmentally friendly than other wetsuit brands?

Dakine wetsuits are made with limestone-based neoprene, which is a more sustainable alternative to petroleum-based materials. They also use recycled linings and water-based glues to reduce harmful emissions and water waste, minimizing their environmental impact compared to traditional wetsuits.

Which Dakine wetsuit should I choose for cold water surfing?

For cold water conditions, we recommend the Dakine Cyclone series. These wetsuits feature thicker neoprene, fully taped seams, and quick-drying thermal linings to retain body heat and keep you warm while maintaining flexibility and comfort.

Are Dakine wetsuits comfortable and durable for frequent surfers?

Yes, Dakine wetsuits are designed for comfort and durability. They have soft, quick-drying linings and high-stretch neoprene, along with double-stitched, glued, and taped seams at stress points, ensuring long-lasting use and a comfortable fit even with frequent wear.

How do I choose the right size and model of Dakine wetsuit for my needs?

To find your perfect Dakine wetsuit, use our size guide for accurate measurements and consider your typical surfing conditions. The Cyclone series is ideal for colder water, while the Mission series is great for moderate to warm temperatures. Our team is always available to help you select the best fit and model.

Do professional surfers use Dakine wetsuits?

Yes, Dakine wetsuits are trusted and tested by professional surfers such as Albee Layer and Eli Olson. Their feedback ensures each wetsuit is built to withstand demanding conditions and provide top-level performance, making them suitable for both pros and everyday surfers.