Top 11 discount Wetsuits for Ladies

XCEL 3/2 OS Axis Artist Collection Wetsuit – Women’s

Stand out from the rest of the lineup when you paddle out in the XCEL Hawaii Women’s 3/2 OS Axis Artist Collection Wetsuit. Adorned with a vibrant pattern by surfer and artist Kemel Addas Neto, this cool-water suit is ideal for crisp spring mornings and breezy summer days.

UltraStretch neoprene construction lets you move freely so you aren’t restricted when you’re making quick cutbacks, and a Texture Skin chest panel prevents chilly gusts from draining all your core warmth while simultaneously also providing a grippy surface during your paddle out. Durable GBS seams are backed up with Thermo Dry seam tape and S-Seal outer seam technology to keep cold water from rushing in when you duck dive. The back zip makes entry and exit easy, and it’s slightly offset so it won’t create a painful pressure point on your spine.

Sisstr Revolution 7 Seas 4/3mm Chest-Zip Long-Sleeve Full Wetsuit – Women’s

The anatomically correct Sistr Revolution 7 Seas 4/3mm Chest-Zip Long-Sleeve Full Wetsuit is designed to keep you warm, comfortable, and mobile while you surf. This eco-conscious performance wetsuit is constructed with a stretchy limestone-based neoprene that also utilizes recycled tires to reduce energy consumption and CO2 emissions. This stretch construction paired with minimal seams provides you with unrestricted warmth and performance in the water. A thermal hollow fiber lining at your core enhances warmth while the triple glued, double blindstitched, taped seams and Glideskin neck seal prevent flushing and excess water entry to keep you comfortable in chilly waters. Enhancing your mobility for padding out past the break, this wetsuit has a watertight chest-zip entry with minimal bulk for your longer sessions in the swells.

Rip Curl G-Bomb Madison 1mm Long-Sleeve Springsuit – Women’s

The Rip Curl G-Bomb Madison 1mm Long-Sleeve Springsuit is designed to keep you stylish, comfortable, and mobile while you surf. It is constructed with Rip Curl’s high-end E5 superstretch neoprene and E-stich seams for a comfortable freedom of movement in the water. Plus, its back-zip entry makes it easy to get in and out of the suit so you can be in the water in no time.

Patagonia R1 Lite Yulex Surf Short – Women’s

One of surfing’s dirtiest secrets is its reliance on neoprene wetsuits, which use petroleum-intensive methods and toxic chemicals throughout production. Eliminating this problem from high-performance surf wear, the Patagonia Women’s R1 Lite Yulex Surf Short swaps out traditional neoprene for bio-based Yulex rubber. Yulex natural rubber offers the same warmth and performance characteristics of neoprene, ensuring you stay warm and flexible in your local line-up.

The R1 Lite Yulex Surf Short adds a touch of warmth through early-morning surf and breezy conditions with its 1.5-millimeter thickness. It’s a great addition for surfing in warmer water ranging from 65 to 75 degrees. The low-cut design enhances flexibility when you’re duck diving under oncoming waves and dropping into clean swells. Smooth flatlock seams eliminate chafing and irritation from the equation, so you can surf until the sun goes down. Also, there’s an elasticized waist for a secure fit without it riding up or slipping.

Matuse Artemis 4/3 Full Wetsuit – Women’s

Hunt for the best swell well into the cooler months of the year with the Matuse Women’s Artemis 4/3 Full Wetsuit. This suit is made from Matuse’s limestone-based neoprene, making it not only a more eco-friendly alternative to traditional petroleum-based wetsuits, but also delivers higher performance. Specifically, Geoprene is 98% water impermeable while traditional neoprene is 65% water impermeable meaning Matuse’s Geoprene suits won’t get heavy and weigh you down when you’re surfing for extended periods of time. Its Hydrasilk helps keep you warmer in cold temperatures while the glued and taped seams extend the life the suit after heavy wear. Finally, the built-in neck gaiter prevents flushing when you’re paddling out to the lineup.

O’Neill Psychotech 4/3mm Chest Zip Full Wetsuit – Women’s

If cold-water surfing is part of your routine and you’re in the market for some new insulation, look no further than the O’Neill Women’s Psychotech Fuze 4/3 FSW Wetsuit. The Psychotech is made from TechnoButter 2 neoprene that draws its warmth from closed-cell air pockets that hold onto heat longer than your typical wetsuit, plus the material retains 30% less water than most similar suits, rendering it lighter and quicker-drying than the competition. And you’re sure to appreciate the double-sealed F.U.Z.E chest-zip that’ll make deck changes a quick and painless affair.

O’Neill Bahia Full-Zip Jacket – Women’s

Stay comfortable and enjoy long surf sessions with the O’Neill Women’s Bahia Jacket. Not only does the Bahia offer you UPF 50-rated protection, but its 1.5mm SuperStretch neoprene fabric keeps you plenty comfortable in warm waters. Seamless paddles zones provide unrestricted movement while you paddle and flatlock seam construction help keep water leakage to a minimum. The Bahia’s stretchy fabric gives you rash protection when you lay down on your board and wait for a set to roll on in.

Billabong Long-Sleeeve Sea Crop Wetsuit – Women’s

Grab your surfboard and head for sea in the Billabong Long-Sleeve Sea Crop Wetsuit. This jacket puts a feminine spin on the classic wetsuit jacket with its cropped cut and high neckline. Its long-sleeve design shields your skin from the sun while the 1mm thickness takes the edge off of cool morning breezes. Plus, the jacket is reversible so you can change up your look each time you head for the swells.

XCEL 3/2 Infiniti TDC Chest-Zip Full Wetsuit – Women’s

Brave the winds and chilly waters to ride epic waves with the help of the XCEL Hawaii Women’s 3/2 Infiniti TDC Wetsuit. Featuring Thermo Dry Celiant technology, XCEL’s warmest lining, this suit recycles your own body heat in order to keep you warm—without the need for a thicker, more restrictive suit. Plus, a textured surface on the chest panel keeps the wind from stealing warmth from your core on breezy days, making this an excellent suit for storm surfing.

The chest entry zipper has overlapping neck panels to make it incredibly easy to put on, and the Ultrastretch neoprene is super flexible, so you’re able to stay warm without restricting movement. It’s also equipped with Thermo Dry-sealed GBS seams to provide durability and limit water entry, yet doesn’t sacrifice stretch. NexSkin gaskets utilize a thin band of liquid neoprene to further reduce flushing, and Duraflex knee panels are abrasion-resistant for an extended life. Quick Dry lining in the lower body allows the suit to dry rapidly to ensure your suit is dry the next morning after a long day of surfing.

Billabong 4/3 Furnace Synergy Chest-Zip Full Wetsuit – Women’s

When the waves are good but the temps are dropping, you need coverage that won’t inhibit your movement. The Billabong 4/3 Furnace Synergy Chest-Zip Full Wetsuit will keep you on the water for longer by insulating you against the cold. It features AX2 Superflex—a kind of neoprene that insulates and stretches without sacrificing durability. Furnace lining creates small pockets of air that further insulate your body while sitting softly against your skin and providing a quick-dry surface that minimizes chills once you’re out of the water. Its chest zip features a GBS zipper barrier, which works with pressure-bonded internal seams to ensure that you won’t have to worry about chafing on or off the water.

Patagonia R1 Lite Yulex Vest – Women’s

Reducing the harmful impact of traditional wetsuits, the Patagonia Women’s R1 Lite Yulex Vest replaces traditional neoprene with bio-based Yulex rubber. This revolutionary breakthrough in wetsuit design retains the performance capabilities and warmth of a traditional wetsuit, but without the toxic chemicals and petroleum intensive methods of neoprene wetsuit production. Patagonia claims an astounding 80% reduction in CO2 emissions from replacing neoprene with natural Yulex rubber.

This 1.5-millimeter wetsuit vest adds a touch of extra warmth during chilly mornings and breezy conditions. It’s rated for water temperatures ranging from 65 to 75-degrees, making it a great addition to your warm water arsenal. The pullover design maximizes flexibility when you’re paddling out into the line-up and dropping into peeling point breaks. Smooth flatlock seams won’t chafe or irritate sensitive skin. Also, there’s a rubberized waist gasket that keeps water from seeping inside and chilling your core.