Klitmøller Rig Wear Walrus Surfer Coat

FAQ

What is the Walrus Surfercoat designed for?

The Walrus Surfercoat by Klitmøller Rig Wear is designed as a long changing robe for the beach and a warming shell for outdoors – ideal between surf sessions, on a walk along the dike, or on the way from the water back to the car.

What is the outer material made of?

The outer material is Seawool, a fabric made from 100% recycled fishing nets. This creates a functional, water-repellent outer material with a clear sustainability concept.

Is the coat waterproof?

The Walrus Surfercoat is designed as a water-repellent changing robe and withstands wind, rain, and spray. However, it is not intended for prolonged immersion or heavy continuous rain – it is a surf and outdoor coat, not a rain jacket in the classic sense.

How do I properly care for the Walrus Surfercoat?

Hand wash with mild soap at a maximum of 30°C, do not machine wash or tumble dry. After washing, let it air dry thoroughly so that the waterproofing and seams remain intact for a long time.

In which sizes and colors is the coat available?

The Walrus Surfercoat is available in several sizes from S to L, as well as in black, brown, and green. This way you can find the right version for your style and build.

Does the coat have a hood and pockets?

Yes, the Walrus Surfercoat has a partial hood with a drawstring, a chest pocket with a flap, and side hand-warmer pockets with zippers – practical for keys, the car, and cold hands after the session.

Who is the Walrus Surfercoat suitable for?

The coat is aimed at surfers, SUP paddlers, and all water sports enthusiasts who want to change quickly and stay warm at the beach, in the parking lot, or at the clubhouse – from beginners to experienced wave riders.

Where is the Walrus Surfercoat made?

Klitmøller Rig Wear is a Danish brand that has been developing its products at Cold Hawaii since 1999 and traditionally manufactures them using surf craftsmanship. The Walrus Surfercoat represents this line of functional surf fashion with Scandinavian understatement.