Wetsuit Compression Technology pioneered by Isurus is the most significant innovation to hit surfing wetsuits since the invention of the wetsuit by Jack O’Neill in the early 1950’s. The new Isurus line of surf wetsuits features Advanced Compression with Muscle Stabilization Taping and a new approach to Wetsuit Pattern Making.
Isurus Surfing Wetsuits are designed with a compression material that helps get warm, oxygen rich blood to your muscles when it is needed most. Muscles that get increased blood flow and oxygen create less lactic acid, which allows you to:
SURF STRONG. SURF LONGER. STAY WARMER.
Surfing exposes muscles to high frequency muscle vibration. A major cause of premature muscle fatigue. The Kinesiology based MST developed by Isurus Wetsuits wraps and stabilizes key muscles that are stressed when surfing.
Better stabilized muscles helps improve endurance, power and helps reduce muscle strain.
TAKING WETSUIT PATTERN MAKING OUT OF THE 1950’S
Isurus took a new approach to pattern making for surf wetsuits. Wetsuit patterns, like all clothing has always been made with the arms hanging at your side. Works great for street clothes, but for paddling it is restrictive. Think what happens when you lift your arms overhead when wearing a coat.
Isurus designed the wetsuit patterns with the arms raised overhead. Putting your arms in the optimal power position for paddling. Such an arm position minimizes resistance and gives you increased forward reach with more power and less shoulder strain.
YOU CAN‘T BUILD THE BEST SURFING WETSUIT WITHOUT STARTING WITH THE WORLD’S BEST NEOPRENE
DESIGNING THE WORLD’S BEST WETSUIT
Designing the World’s Best Wetsuit for surfing means challenging conventional thinking and approaches to improve your performance.
Innovation in almost every industry comes from outsiders. Think Apple, think Tesla. The companies that rule have no incentive to innovate. We’re not saying Isurus is in the same league as Apple or Tesla. What we are saying is Isurus is turning heads in an industry that has not seen much real change since the introduction of the surf wetsuit by Jack O’Neill in the 1950’s.
