Triathlon
women's tidal wetsuit
deboer innovation is now within reach for every athlete. The new deboer TIDAL wetsuit is engineered to empower every athlete, from age-groupers chasing podiums to pros chasing personal...
Why it feels tight: on dry land a right-size wetsuit feels firmly snug — like a handshake everywhere. In the water it eases and disappears. It’s only too small if you can’t breathe deeply or raise your arms overhead.
What buoyancy means: built-in float. This suit lifts your hips and legs so you stop dragging them — for most first-timers that’s worth more than months of training.
Putting it on: dry skin, go slow, and use fingertip pads — never nails. Nail nicks are the #1 wetsuit injury.
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Free backpack with every wetsuit
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- single-seam front panel
- balanced lift that forgives technique
- easy entry & exit for cold hands
balanced lift. forgiving fit.
specifications.
| Construction | single-seam front panel |
|---|---|
| Buoyancy | balanced · 3mm core |
| Shoulder panel | 1.5mm for free rotation |
| Best for | first seasons · open water |
| Water temp | 14–24°C / 57–75°F |
| Cut | men's & women's |
snug on land. free in the water.
a wetsuit should feel firm on dry land and it eases the moment you're in the water. any looseness becomes a fold, and every fold scoops water and adds drag.
not sure on size? our fit team will confirm it from two photos before your first swim.
you'll want these with a wetsuit
Made to a scan of your face, so the seal holds through the swim exit — no leaks, no fog, no goggle marks.
A silicone cap under the race cap keeps heat in and the strap off your ears.
Torri Huske's training suit — the open back that stays put for 5k of intervals.
Chlorine-resistant fabric that keeps its shape a full season.
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