Rip Curl began making wetsuits back in 1970 when Brian Singer and Doug "Claw" Warbick were simply looking to stay warm in the cold waters of Bells Beach Australia. Rip Curl is still owned and operated ...

The Rip Curl HeatSeeker comes in at USD$500 and sits at the top of Rip Curl’s wetsuit tree with all the latest bells and whistles. It’s not cheap, but what you get for your money is a beautifully ...

The invention of the wetsuit in the 1950s allowed surfers to brave chilly water year-round, but it came with an environmental cost – the neoprene material used is a petroleum-based substance that ...

Want to keep warm and perform at your best while surfing in cold water? Look no further. These are the best wetsuits of 2024.