Spring Suits
Spring Suits for Warm Water
Less rubber, more freedom. The spring suit exists for the months when boardshorts feel optimistic and a steamer feels like punishment. Short sleeves, short legs and long johns: every warm-water cut Vissla makes, gathered in one place.
They carry the same eco materials as the full suits, trimmed to the warm-water brief. When the temperature finally drops, the steamers take over. Until then, paddle light. Your shoulders will notice the difference on the first stroke.
Spring Suits Australia
Warm water, weird wind. The in-between season where boardshorts are brave and a steamer is a sauna. That's spring suit territory, and this is the spring suit wall: 2/2 short-sleeve fulls, long-sleeve springs and long johns from across the Vissla range. 7 Seas, High Seas, New Seas U-Zip and the neoprene-free Natural Seas all show up here in their warm-weather cuts.
Picking a Spring Suit
Short-sleeve full: free paddling arms, warm core. The all-rounder. Long-sleeve spring: for morning offshores and long sunny sessions. Long john: sleeveless, old-school, fully correct. They're built from the same materials as the steamers: limestone-based neoprene, or Ocena™ bio-based foam if you go Natural Seas. Just less of it. When the 3/2 range tops out around 18°C, the 2/2s take over.
Stretch the Season
A 1mm jacket over a spring suit buys you an extra month either side of summer. Or consult the temperature chart and stop guessing entirely. Either approach is respectable.
