ProLimit Fusion Steamer Backzip 5/3 Zodiac 2 lining – GBS

FAQ

What water temperatures is the ProLimit Fusion Steamer 5/3 suitable for?

With a neoprene thickness of 5 mm in the core and 3 mm in the limbs, the Fusion Steamer 5/3 is designed for cool to cold water – typical for the North and Baltic Seas, the Atlantic in autumn and winter, and surf sessions in the Alps.

What interior lining does the ProLimit Fusion Steamer Backzip have?

The suit is equipped with the Zodiac 2 Lining, a windchill-optimized fleece lining on the chest and back that improves heat retention in critical zones.

What does GBS mean on this neoprene suit?

GBS stands for Glued and Blind Stitched: The neoprene seams are glued and blind-stitched, so the needle does not completely penetrate the material. This reduces water penetration and increases durability.

How is the Fusion Steamer closed?

The suit has a vertical back zipper (Backzip) with a dry seal that significantly minimizes water penetration at the zipper.

In which sizes is the ProLimit Fusion Steamer Backzip 5/3 available?

The ProLimit Fusion Steamer Backzip 5/3 is available in several men's sizes from 48/S to 60/4XL, as well as in the Tall sizes 51/MT and 53/LT – so you can find your fit even as a larger or taller variant.

For which water sports is the Fusion Steamer 5/3 suitable?

The steamer is highly versatile – whether windsurfing, wing foiling, kiting, surfing, or SUP in cooler conditions. Thanks to the flexible 3 mm limb panels and the robust seams, it keeps you reliably warm during active sessions.

How do I properly care for the ProLimit neoprene suit?

Rinse the suit with fresh water after every session, let it dry in the shade, and avoid direct sunlight and heat. This keeps the seams, lining, and the dry seal on the back zipper functional for a long time.