In the 1950's many surfers didn't surf for too long at any one time. That's because they couldn't. Swimwear that protected them from the cold ocean water had not yet been invented. One guy went so far as to take a Navy paratrooper's suit and cover it in water sealant. That didn't work so well. Surfer Jack O'Neill experimented with close cell foam, which ultimately led him to his big breakthrough: the Neoprene wetsuit. That worked quite well indeed. Nowadays, his company offers a broad line of men's and women's swimwear. Their Predator Superfreak suit garnered "Best Of" status for its simple, good looks and its technical features. These include Ultraflex Neoprene stretch panels for excellent comfort and mobility. And the welded Superflex Seam Technology II means even more comfort and mobility, dudefar more than you'd ever get in a Navy jump suit!

From independent research, we selected the Predator Men's Swimsuit as a 3LUXE "Best Of". To see our other Swimwear selections visit our Swimwear Overview.

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