Built for swimmers entering open-water training and triathlon, the Ascend Sleeveless Wetsuit combines freedom of movement with reliable buoyancy. The sleeveless construction encourages a natural arm stroke, while the balanced 2 mm and 3 mm SCS neoprene profile supports body alignment and efficient swimming.
SCS-coated panels and Speedflo technology help reduce drag for smoother performance in the water. Reinforced smoothskin and nylon-lined neoprene strengthen high-impact areas without compromising flexibility. Finished with a secure adjustable Velcro neck closure, comfortable flatlock seams and reflective silver accents, the Ascend delivers dependable performance for every session.
Features:
- Sleeveless Construction: Removes shoulder restriction for an unrestricted, natural stroke path.
- Balanced Buoyancy: 2mm and 3mm neoprene supports alignment and stability across the body.
- SCS-Coated Panels: Reduces drag at the water’s surface for smoother, more consistent forward movement.
- Speedflo Technology: Low-drag zones help deliver efficient glide and controlled momentum.
- Durable Lower-Body Materials: Smoothskin and nylon-lined neoprene increase resilience in high-wear areas.
- Adjustable Neck Seal: Zigzag velcro closure provides a secure, comfortable fit with reduced irritation.
- Flatlock Construction: Offers flexible comfort and long-lasting seam integrity.
- Reflective Accents: Silver 877c detailing improves visibility in low-light conditions.
Barcode: 5056305752330, 5056305752361, 5056305752347, 5056305752354, 5056305752378
Product code: ZON WS SL ASCEN
- Buoyancy: 2/10
- Speed: 4/10
- Flexibility: 8/10
- Endurance: 4/10
- Warmth: 2/10
- Durability: 10/10
Getting the right fit
Snug everywhere, restrictive nowhere. You should feel the suit holding your body without pinching at the shoulders or compressing your chest to the point where breathing feels laboured. If you can't take a full breath on land, size up. If there's loose material across the shoulders or chest, size down. Air pockets at the lower back usually mean you need a longer suit, such as an MT (Medium Tall), not a smaller size.
If you're between sizes
Size down if you're racing a tighter fit gives you more from the suit's buoyancy and reduces water flushing. Size up if you're prioritising comfort for longer open water swims or training sessions where you'll be in the suit for extended periods.
Putting it on
Take your time the first time. Undo the zip fully and fold the top half of the wetsuit down, zip on the back. Start at the ankles and slowly work the neoprene up your legs in sections don't try to pull from the top. Smooth out any air pockets as you go, particularly around the lower legs and crotch, before pulling the suit up over your torso. Reaching your hands towards the sky and helps to slide the arm sleeves into place. Use the pads of your fingers throughout, never your fingernails. The Silk-X lining will make this easier than most suits, but neoprene always requires patience on the first few wears. It will get easier as the suit breaks in.
What a correct fit feels like