Love wild swimming but can’t stand the cold? We've tested wetsuits with a panel of simmers to find the best. Shop our winners now.

Need a new triathlon wetsuit for next season, so you can smash the swim leg? Here are the best women's triathlon wetsuits out on the market, all independently reviewed by our experts ...

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Designed with precision and the active sailor in mind, this wetsuit combines cutting-edge technology with ... crafted for performance across a variety of watersports. Built with 3mm Neoprene and ...

Moderate climes of 10 – 19°C necessitate a wetsuit of at least 3mm/2mm thickness. If you want a suit that can cope with both moderate and colder water, or suffer from the cold more easily, then look ...

The hexaganol grippy surface on the soles did a good job on slippy surfaces, but Alpkit has discontinued the adjustable Velcro strap on these, so like the Orca boots when worn without a wetsuit on top ...

Neoprene is a synthetic rubber, used in the production of wetsuits and various types of utility clothing for athletes engaged in sports and fitness activities. It helps enhance the performance of ...

It goes to show that my faithful old Hunter boots lasted incredibly well. However, they certainly don't have the grippiest ...

The stretchy 2mm fabric didn’t inhibit my swimming, while the wetsuit’s eco-credentials seem preferable to neoprene alternatives. It’s a little on the pricey side, perhaps, but you’ll pay more for ...

While the legal minimum tyre tread is 1.6mm, we advise that drivers maintain at least 3mm of tread during the winter months. "Low tread depth significantly increases the risk of accidents ...