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So, have a browse through the temperature guide below and see where your surfing life fits in. Wetsuit Temperature Guide Xcel have always been at the forefront of wetsuit design and their Infinti range of accessories is no exception. Xcel Infiniti Boot Plus, the winter months are a great time to score a budget surftripand avoid the crazy summer crowds. The surfing capital of the Philippines fires up during winter months when the Pacific Ocean sends powerful swells towards Siargao Island. This is where you’ll find one of the most famous reef breaks on the planet – Cloud 9 – a raging right-hander. While this may be a pros-only wave, there are plenty of breaks for all levels of surfers around the island and on the nearby islands.

With colder air and water, cloudier skies, and less direct sunlight heating up your neoprene, a 2 or 3 mm summer wetsuit will not do. Get yourself kitted out with a decent 4 or 5 mm wetsuit for autumn and early winter, if you plan to carry on all winter you may need a 6 mm. Look for sealed seams, a snug fit and go for a zipper-less option for added warmth. By warming up before heading into the cold water, you will get the blood pumping. Because the cold can make your hands and feet near-unusable, being warm beforehand will keep your body functioning for longer. For more on the surfing seasons, best waves, how to budget your trip, and what to eat, read our complete guide to surfing in Sri Lanka.

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Hawaii is famous for its gnarly reef breaks, the likes of Banzai Pipeline, Haleiwa, Waimea, and Jaws, just to mention a few. But there are spots for all levels all throughout the yar.Plus, its surf culture is without rival. Water temperatures stayat a ‘cool’ 75-79 °F (24-26 °C) in December and January, meaning that you can surf in board shorts and bikinis. It may be summer in the Southern Hemisphere, but it’s also cyclone season. This means great swell, off-season prices,and fewer crowds. And, regardless of the season, Australia’s party scene never rests. If you mostly surf in the north of the UK, a 4mm in the winter will be unbearably cold, so we recommend getting a 5mm wetsuit.

Let’s look at the internet’s most pressing questions about wetsuits and water sports so no one’s getting cold anytime soon. Does wearing clothes under a wetsuit keep you warm? The Legend series of accessories from C-Skins is their entry level range. Designed for getting in the water on a budget, but without sacrificing warmth. All C-Skins accessories are made from premium materials and the Legend is no exception. C-Skins Legend Boot The camp is located in the middle of perhaps the best surfing area in Sri Lanka, right next to the beach in Weligama, a renowned beginner surf spot. There are ten more surf spots within a 10-minute radius. Simply put, you’ll have some of the best beginner and intermediate surf spots in Sri Lanka right at your doorstep. The Yulex rubber used throughout the suit produces up to 80% less CO2 than traditional neoprene manufacturing, considerably reducing the suit’s carbon footprint. This wetsuit uses a combination of AIRLITE 4D and SMART neoprene fabrics throughout the entire suit to make sure you don’t sacrifice any flexibility.Learnt to surf this summer and are eager to do more? The read this UK winter surfing guide to enjoy British surf conditions year round. These tips also apply anywhere you’ll encounter colder conditions. The ultimate guide to wetsuits for chilly waters, we take a look at some of the best neoprene available today. The sleepy fishing village of Caleta de Famara on Lanzarote’s north coast lives for and from water sports, be it surfing, kitesurfing, SUP or kayaking. Here, Playa de Famara welcomes beginners and intermediate surfers on afamily surf & yoga retreat. Come and have a taste of La Pura Vida on Costa Rica’s spectacular coasts, where white, golden and gray sand beaches await surfers of all levels throughout the year. Surfing in Costa Rica is broken down into four main areas: the Caribbean Coast, the North Pacific Coast, the Central Pacific Coast,and the South Pacific Coast. All have exceptional surf, with an average water temperature of 86°F (30°C).