How to find the best wetsuit for kiteboarding?

We all are already aware about the benefits of swimming also owing to the fact that it is an overall workout for the whole body! Athletic swimwear is available both in stores and online, and are sold worldwide in different shapes, colors, and sizes, as nobody wants to miss the fashion bit anymore!

Water sports consist of so many activities and fun tasks, and kiteboarding is one amongst them. It is an amusing surface water sport, which is a combination of skateboarding, surfing, paragliding, wakeboarding and snowboarding, all packed in one! Men and women alike are increasingly becoming fond of this water sport!

Your costume matters a lot when it comes to plunging into the water. Buy the best men and women wetsuit for kiteboarding and then get-up-and-go to try this adventure!|

Here in this article, we will tell you, how to find the best men and women wetsuit for kiteboarding. Read on.|

• The type
  be it half-length or full length, there are wetsuits of different types! Do you want a shorty suit that has full/half sleeves and goes till your knees, or a full-length one that covers your whole body and offers full hands and legs coverage? Women wetsuits for kiteboarding are available in a plethora of designs and colors. The “Farmer Johns’ type has full legs coverage but is sleeveless. The ‘Short Johns’ has half legs coverage and is sleeveless. Which one would you like brother?
  
• The material
  Talking about the fabric used, there are wetsuits available mainly of three types: Lycra, closed cell neoprene, and open cell neoprene. The Lycra type does not really provide much protection against the warm waters but guards you against the sunlight and other organisms, which have the tendency to sting. The closed cell neoprene is known for its rubbery and firm texture. They are generally longer lasting and cheaper than open cell neoprene. Now, the best among the three is the open cell neoprene that also boasts of having the best quality. It is soft and is of a stretchable nature.
  
• The stitching
  Flatlock is the most expensive and have a greater number of needle holes. When it comes to seam stitches, the most general one is an ‘overlock’. A cold-water wetsuit mostly has the ‘Blind Stritch’. ‘Tape’ and ‘glued’ seams are some other types of stitching.
  
• The cost
  The price of the wetsuits would vary according to their features, thickness, stitching and style. It ranges between the price of $100 to $500, but you can avail online discounts or shop during the sale season to buy them at cheaper rates
  

The features
Does it have a fine lining that makes the wetsuit more comfortable and durable? Does it have a chest zip, a back zip or a zipper in the front? The modern ones have no zippers at all! The new Patagonia suits and the ones with titanium lining keep you warmer by trapping in more heat, while the heated suits are a new addition in the wetsuits line that have been loved by the riders. Look out for the ankle, neck and wrist closures as well.