K2 · Kuhane Two Hood — Yamamoto #40 | 3/2 mm

Less thickness. More warmth. Kuhane's flagship cold-water wetsuit. 3/2 mm of Yamamoto #40 with Kuhane's exclusive Metallic interior: the warmth of a 5 mm without the weight or stiffness of thicker neoprene. For water at 8–12 °C.

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Kuhane K2 was built around what surfers actually need: less thickness, more warmth and less fatigue. The result is a lighter suit for longer sessions, faster paddling and better performance in the water.

Yamamoto #40 — Japanese limestone, not oil

Produced by Yamamoto in Osaka, Japan, from limestone instead of petroleum. Its 93% nitrogen-filled closed cells make it 99.7% waterproof: it holds heat and doesn't absorb water.

Metallic interior + Greenwave™ jersey

The Metallic interior is a thermal lining exclusive to Kuhane that returns heat to the body and glides on and off. The exterior uses Yamamoto Greenwave™ #2080, a plant-based nylon with 500% stretch.

Arms Up + Moon Zip

Arms Up cut: sleeves set in a raised position for a pull-free paddle. Moon Zip entry: curved YKK chest zip. GBS seams (glued and blind-stitched) with exterior liquid seal.

Integrated hood

Integrated hood with adjustable drawstring to reduce cold-water entry. Built for winter on Chile's central and southern coast.

Proven performance

  • +1.2 °C average back temperature (32.7 vs 31.5 °C).
  • 41% of the back above 33 °C, versus 2% with standard neoprene.
  • 14× lower friction dry and 125× lower in water.

Based on imagery from the material supplier.

Technical Specifications

  • Neoprene: Yamamoto #40 · limestone-based
  • Thickness: 3/2 mm (≈ 5 mm thermal feel)
  • Temperature: 8–12 °C
  • Outer jersey: Yamamoto Greenwave™ #2080 · plant-based nylon · 500% stretch
  • Interior: Metallic · exclusive Kuhane thermal lining
  • Seams: GBS (glued and blind-stitched) + liquid seal
  • Entry: Moon Zip · curved chest zip · YKK
  • Cut: Arms Up · raised sleeve position
  • Hood: Integrated
  • Warranty: 2 years
  • Origin: Japanese materials
CARACTERISTICAS

Nuestras características claves

Aislamiento Térmico

El traje debe mantener el calor corporal y evitar la pérdida de calor.

Flexibilidad

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Sellado

Ergometría

Preguntas Frecuentes

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How to Choose Your Wetsuit for Chile

Choose your wetsuit by water temperature: K2H for 8–12 °C, K1H and K1 for 10–14 °C. Thickness, hood and size in four steps.

Water Temperature in Chile: Which Wetsuit You Need

GBS vs Flatlock vs Blindstitch Seams: Which Is Better

Surfing in Winter in Chile: Everything You Need to Know

How do I choose my size?

What makes this wetsuit different from other brands?

What materials are used?

How do you care for and store the suit so it lasts for more seasons?

What warranty do the wetsuits have?

Un traje hecho para durar. 2 años de garantía.