Rental Neoprene triathlon jumpsuit (3mm) - Size M
Put on your wetsuit and set off on an adventure on the waters of France’s largest natural lake! Comfortable and designed for water sports, it lets you enjoy your experience to the fullest while staying nice and warm.
Description
Sealand SETI15 Wetsuit – Rental
The Sealand SETI15 is the ideal wetsuit for triathlon and open-water swimming enthusiasts. Designed to offer the perfect balance between buoyancy, comfort, and performance, it allows you to swim longer, more efficiently, and with complete freedom of movement.
Made from premium Yamamoto 39 neoprene, it provides exceptional flexibility, optimal thermal insulation, and reduced water resistance for a smooth, natural glide. Its hydrodynamic design and sturdy back zipper make transitions and donning easier — even during competition.
Perfectly suited to the conditions of Lake Bourget, this wetsuit will accompany you through your training sessions, triathlons, and open-water crossings all season long.
Technical Features
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Yamamoto 39 neoprene: flexible, lightweight, and durable
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Variable thickness (3 to 5 mm): ensures the right balance between warmth and mobility
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Hydrodynamic panels enhance glide and stability
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Optimized buoyancy for a natural horizontal position in the water
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Maximum freedom of movement around shoulders and torso
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Soft, stretch inner lining for long-lasting comfort and reduced irritation
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Reinforced YKK back zipper with quick-release pull cord
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Anti-flush collar minimizes water entry
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Sealed and reinforced seams for enhanced durability
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Smooth Skin outer surface reduces drag for faster swimming
How to book ?
On this page
By phone : +33 4 79 35 45 36
By e-mail : aixlesbains@takamaka.fr
At the office : 65 Boulevard du Lac, Aix les Bains
Why choose Takamaka ?
Takamaka was born from a desire to develop outdoor experiences rooted in the territories themselves.
Over the years, the network has grown around several destinations while preserving a local and human-centered approach. The goal has never been to standardize formats, but to adapt each project to the specific characteristics of the location and the expectations of participants.
