Lunasurf 8mm Yamamoto Cold Water Wetsuit Boot

Dette er uten tvil den tykkeste skoen som har sett nordiske forhold, og uten sidestykke desidert varmest. Dette tør vi å påstå.Etter å ha solgt over 400 par vinter 2024, er den nye modellen enda tykkere og bedre på foten. NB, str er like som fjorårets modell.Cold water surf boot designed for warmth, comfort, board feel and grip.100% Premium Japanese Limestone neopreneThermal Quick Dry LiningInternally Sealed with 4 Way Thermal Stretch TapeGlued and Blind StitchedTHESE BOOTS ARE UK SHOE SIZE INDICATEDDette er en ytterligere oppgradering av en sko vi selv har vært med å designe. Vi var lei sko som røyk i sømmer og pulltabber, som satt sånn passe, og etter en stund føltes som en støvel.8mm, round toe konstruksjon slik at den passer alle, men anatomisk riktig så du ikke snubler i take offen. Skate grip såle for godt feste på brettet.Skoen glir lett på foten, og er enkel å ta av etter surf. Supermesh lining på innsiden som bare føles helt utrolig digg!Features:Cold water surf boot designed for warmth, comfort, board feel and grip.100% Premium Japanese Yamamoto Limestone neopreneThermal Quick Dry LiningInternally Sealed with 4 Way Thermal Stretch TapeGlued and Blind Stitched100% Yamamoto NeopreneWe only use Yamamoto Neoprene - Why is this important?Yamamoto began producing wetsuits in 1961, offering the first wetsuit material in Japan that combined both high functionality and flexibility at a time when wetsuits were primarily composed of the heavy and stiff rubber. Early customers included Japan?s Defense Agency and the famous female oyster divers of Japan?s fishing industry. These customers sought a wetsuit that allowed for greater mobility underwater, improved heat retention and a better wearing experience. A unique rubber material was developed and patented to resolve these problems. Japanese Neoprene is the worlds best. LIMESTONE NEOPRENE The major raw material of this Yamamoto rubber is limestone collected at Mt. Kurohime in Niigata Prefecture. This limestone originates from magma of a volcano eruption in the sea near the Island of Hawaii about 80 million years ago.Yamamoto Technical Features HONEYCOMB STRUCTUREYamamoto Corporation?s neoprene rubber is classified as ?chloroprene rubber.? The special rubber incorporates an independent closed cell structure which adds high functionality including super light weight, high heat?retention with good flexibility neoprene.NITROGEN GAS INFUSED CLOSED CELLThe closed cells are packed together at an extremely high density and each individual cell is filled with nitrogen gas to prevent water penetration and increase heat retention. The nitrogen closed cell content is over 93% ? over 30% higher than most competing materials ? and with virtually no water absorption means the weight of this rubber remains nearly identical in wet or dry conditions, giving you more warmth than thicker wetsuits without the weight.LOW WATER ABSORPTION = LIGHT WEIGHTVirtually no water absorption means the weight of this wetsuit remains nearly identical in wet or dry conditions, giving you more warmth than thicker wetsuits without the weight. MaterialsGLUED AND BLINDSTITCHED (GBS)Every seam has been glued and blind-stitched to reduce water entry and have excellent durability. Seams and panels have be strategically designed with flexibility and mobility as the focus Making for a non restricting comfortable wetsuit.