HUUB Pinnacle (NB) 3:5 NBPINNY-SMT

HUUB Pinnacle (NB) 3:5 Wetsuit Designed in collaboration with Andy Potts, Olympic and Ironman triathlete, coach and known for his swimming prowess, the HUUB Pinnacle (NB) 3:5 Wetsuit has been designed in conjunction with Olympic and Ironman triathlete Andy Potts. It's a wetsuit packed full with innovations to enhance and optimise your swimming efficiency. And more efficiency means more speed. It's designed to boost the performance of any swimmer, be it sinking legs, snaking, overreach issues, and those whose core strength is not the best.  Flexibility HUUB's  Rotational Freedom™ and No Suit™ feel revolutionise wetsuit design by prioritising unprecedented flexibility. Carefully selected neoprene from class-leading suppliers ensures optimal fabric composition, minimising moisture absorption and maximising movement. The Pinnacle wetsuit combines Yamamoto type 39 and 40 neoprene with patent-pending Arms Neutral™ technology to enhance stroke reach and reduce fatigue. Core Control™ & Stability The Pinnacle wetsuit optimises swim performance through advanced stability technology. It enables more efficient energy transfer by reducing vibration and providing core stabilisation, maintaining a tight swimming position. This design allows swimmers to propel forward with less energy expenditure, ultimately improving speed and technique. +43 Foam™ An innovative composite material, +43 Foam™ represents a breakthrough in wetsuit technology. The +43 Foam™ is 43% more buoyant than traditional neoprene, creating a virtual 2:8 buoyancy profile. Exclusively developed by HUUB, this material elevates hip and thigh positioning for a more efficient swimming experience. Note: Avoid using your fingernails when putting on your wetsuit. Nails can easily cut the neoprene and leave small crescent moon-shaped cuts, leading to larger holes. Rips or tears due to lack of care are not covered by warranty, so please take extra care and follow the instructions enclosed with the product to prevent damage from happening.