Xcel Infiniti X2 Hooded 6/5 Women 2022

FAQ

What water temperatures is the Xcel Infiniti X2 Hooded 6/5 suitable for?

The Infiniti X2 Hooded 6/5 is designed as a winter full suit for cold conditions. Thanks to 6/5 mm neoprene, an integrated hood, and the TDC Thermo Dry Celliant lining in the torso, it keeps you reliably warm even in low water temperatures.

What does the 6/5 designation mean for this wetsuit?

The 6/5 mm specification stands for the different neoprene thicknesses: 6 mm in the torso area for maximum warmth and 5 mm on the arms and legs for more mobility when surfing, kiting, or wing foiling.

What advantages does the X2 front zip system offer?

The waterproof X2 front zip system minimizes water penetration and, in combination with the Crossover Neck Entry, ensures a robust, warm seal in the neck and chest area.

What is TDC Thermo Dry Celliant and how does it work?

TDC Thermo Dry Celliant is Xcel's warmest lining with clinically tested Smart Fiber technology. It recycles body heat into infrared energy, thus providing noticeably more warmth and performance in the front and back of the torso.

How robust and tight are the seams of the Infiniti X2?

The suit features glued blind-stitched seams and the high-quality Fusion X seam tape. This combination reduces water penetration and increases durability during intensive use.

What range of motion does the suit offer when paddling and surfing?

UltraStretch neoprene, Texture Skin, DuraFlex Knee Panels, and the Knee Flex notches at the back, together with fewer seams, ensure high stretch and freedom of movement at the shoulders and knees.

What sizes are available for the Xcel Infiniti X2 Hooded 6/5 Women?

The Infiniti X2 Hooded 6/5 is available in several women's sizes, including toddler versions. You can find the exact availability of the individual sizes in the size selection directly on the product.

How do you properly care for the wetsuit?

Rinse the suit with fresh water after every session, let it dry in the shade, and avoid direct heat or prolonged exposure to sunlight. This keeps the material, seams, and lining functional for a long time.