sailfish wetsuits is created by the legendary triathlete Jan Sibbersen who was known for always getting out of the water first. sailfish represents German engineering at its best and is now used by the world elite as well as the Swedish elite in triathlon. We are the Swedish distributor of sailfish.
How to find the right size? Find all size charts here.
Please note: sailfish have adapted the sizes to international standards. If you already own a sailfish wetsuits, please do not use the size of your old wetsuit as a guide, but rather the recommendations in the size chart.
Below you can also find presentations of Attack 8, One 8, G-Range 9, Arctic and Ultimate IPS Plus 4.
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Every individual is different – therefore we cannot and will not press anyone into categories. But with this size chart and some important information we can make orientation easier for you and support you in finding the right size for you. Your size results from your body weight and body height. In case you are somewhere between two sizes, your body weight will be the relevant factor when choosing your size.
We recommend to pay attention to following steps when putting on a sailfish wetsuit:
Step into the wetsuit with one leg after the other, not with both of them at the same time.
First, pull the wetsuit only up to the knees. Tip: The rounded knee seam should sit over the kneecap. Slowly pull up the wetsuit at the inside over hips and crotch. Tip: The sailfish print should sit above your bottom. First pull one sleeve over the wrist and then over the rest of your arm and shoulder. After doing so, repeat on other arm. Tip: The wetsuit sits right if there is no air between armpit and wetsuit.
Close the zip and the collar taps. Tip: The wetsuit should fit closely on the neck in order to prevent water from running in