Not sure about your size?
Answer four quick questions about your height, weight, and body type, and you'll know which Prolimit size is right for you.
Most of our products are shipped with standard delivery times, similar to what you're used to in Belgium and the Netherlands.
For clothing items, we operate on a made-to-order basis. This means your item is printed specifically for you after you place your order. Production can take up to 7 business days —thank you for your patience! This approach helps us reduce overproduction and avoid unnecessary waste.
Please note that some items may be shipped from different warehouses. As a result, your order may arrive in separate packages. Don't worry—everything is on its way to you.
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Thicknesses
What thickness is right for your sessions?
The two numbers indicate the thickness of the neoprene in millimeters: the first number refers to your torso, where warmth is most important, and the second to your arms and legs, where you need freedom of movement. The thicker the neoprene, the warmer it is, but it’s also slightly stiffer.
| Thickness | Water temperature* | Season (North Sea) | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3/2 | approx. 15–20 °C | Summer | Warm days, light winds, and trips to spots further south |
| 4/3 | approx. 12–16 °C | Late spring and early fall | The in-between season, or if you don't get cold easily |
| 5/4 | approx. 8–13 °C | Fall and Spring | The most popular wetsuit for kitesurfing on the Belgian coast |
| 6/4 | below approximately 10 °C | Winter | In the middle of winter, with strong winds and long sessions |
*Guidelines. Wind, air temperature, and how quickly you feel the cold also play a role. If you often kite in strong winds or during the winter, choose a wetsuit that’s one size thicker.
Back to your selectionClosures
Freezip, Free-X, or C-Zip?
None of the models have a traditional back zipper: they all fasten at the front, across the chest. This keeps water out more effectively and allows your back to move freely. The difference lies in how the zipper runs.
Freezip
Fully open front zipperA YKK zipper on the front of the chest that opens all the way. You slip it on just like a jacket, and because there's no zipper on your back, it stays flexible and lets in less water.
Choose this if: you want to put on and take off your suit quickly, or if your shoulders aren't very flexible.
Free-X
Asymmetrical front zipperA diagonal YKK zipper that opens on only one side. Less zipper across your chest means fewer cold spots and even less water getting in. Putting it on takes a little more fiddling.
Choose this option if: warmth is your top priority and you often go out on the water in the winter.
C-Zip
Symmetrical front closureA Prolimit original design: a symmetrical closure that distributes pressure evenly across your chest. It fits very snugly, conforms to the shape of your body, and feels the most natural while riding.
Choose this if: you want the top-of-the-line model, with the best-fitting and most comfortable closure.