FEATURES

✓ Fabrics: StretchFlight 2 neoprene for increased warmth and comfort without sacrificing flexibility

✓ 24% less CO2 emissions per wetsuit

✓ Limestone-derivate eco-friendly neoprene made from scrap rubber tires and Bluesign® certified

✓ Thermal smoothie: Back

✓ Thermal lining: WarmFlight® thermal fleece lining keeps body heat in and water out [chest, sides and back]

✓ Seams: Triple glued and blind stitched [GBS] seams reduce sew-throughs and water entry

✓ Inside taping:StretchFlight tapes black on front, back and top legs

✓ Print placement may differ slightly

✓ Water-based glue used for lamination

✓ Recycled polyester and nylon used for linings

✓ Temperature: 13-18°c / 55 - 64°f

✓ This is a guide only: Weather, sensitivity to the cold and conditions on your local break will affect temperatures and choice of equipment

✓ Entry system: Chest zip entry system with SALMI #05 zip

✓ Supratex knee pads

✓ Durable construction

✓ Lightweight and flexible

✓ Glideskin neck seal

✓ 88% Recycled Polyester, 12% Elastane

ABOUT THE BRAND

When Quiksilver decided to start a women's line in 1990, it was a gutsy move. The surf market has always been a fickle one. And female surfers, despite their achievements in and out of the water, hadn't drummed up nearly the notoriety nor the community that guys had long enjoyed. 
Like all things Quiksilver, Roxy was born in the water; initially a swimwear line, it debuted in late summer 1990 to immediate success. By the next year, a Roxy sportswear line was introduced, and that too prospered, with sales of over $1 million. 1992 saw continued expansion of the brand with a new denim line and key snowwear pieces. The fact that Roxy was a women's line offered by an authentic surf brand made it intriguing for both retailers and girls alike. It was the first of its kind on the market, and soon after, the other surf brands followed.

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