The T04 is our most advanced Triathlon and Open Water Swimming wetsuit ever. The T04 is an upgrade from the previous T03 model, where we mainly continued to develop an even more mobile shoulder part balanced with reinforcements that make the suit last even in the most extreme training and competition situations. T04 is used by amateurs at medium/high level as well as by professional triathletes.
With the help of high-tech materials and a unique panel structure, with our wetsuit, T04, we can offer optimal buoyancy together with maximum comfort and speed.
We continue to use only the best materials on the market. The Yamamoto company is considered the world's premier manufacturer of neoprene, with their 40 cell neoprene being their top material for flexibility, fit and comfort. 39 and 40 cell neoprene from Yamamoto is used on parts of the arms and shoulders of the T04 to create the most flexible and comfortable fit to optimize your swimming experience.
EXTREME QUAD STRETCH™
Yamamoto 40 cell neoprene has been placed on the shoulders and arms and with the Extreme Quad Stretch ™ construction in the shoulder areas, fantastic flexibility is achieved during arm movements
S-LINE CONSTRUCTION
The new S-line construction of the wetsuit that runs from the waist all the way up to the neck was developed after several months of testing. The new structure helps to maintain a better balance and position in the water and thus optimize the movement of the arms.
EXTREME FLOAT™
After several tests with variations of materials, thicknesses and construction of panels, we have finally succeeded in achieving something we call Extreme Float. It is thanks to the mix of 1.5 mm material on the arms, shoulders and on the side of the legs, 3 mm around the waist and 5 mm on the stomach and the front of the legs that we have managed to achieve maximum floating capacity in combination with high flexibility.
SIDE STRETCH
Along the outside of the legs we have added a panel that is 1.5 mm thick with extra stretch to further increase mobility both during swimming and running but not least in and out of the water.
