K1 - Cooked One

Regular price: $619.990
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Designed to maximize performance in the water, the light stitch wetsuit combines ergonomic fit, flexibility, and durability. Its quick-drying fabric with compression technology offers muscle support and stability in extreme conditions.

Secure fit:

UV Protection:

Style and functionality:

S Mr./Ms. M T/T L

Size Guide — Wetsuit

Unsure about your size? Write to us, we love helping you find the right one on the first try. If you are between two sizes, we recommend going with the larger size. We offer free shipping, exchanges, and returns, so you can try on the wetsuit comfortably at home.

Our model wears size M: Height 178 cm, Weight 75 kg, Chest 102 cm, Waist 84 cm.

Men — Measurements in centimeters and kilograms

Size	Height (cm)	Weight (kg)
S	165 – 173	59 – 66
S/M	167 – 175	62 – 69
M	170 – 175	66 – 73
M/L	174 – 181	71 – 78
L	178 – 183	77 – 84

If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size for greater comfort.

3 Interest-Free Installments

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1-Year Warranty

If the product is not suitable for you, you can return it.

Shipping to All of Chile

Description

Black Wetsuit — Yamamoto #40 | 3/2mm

Designed for the world's coldest waters. The Kuhane K1 with Hood is a high-performance wetsuit built with Yamamoto #40 fabric, the same material used in the world's best competition suits. Intended for waters between 10°C and 14°C.
Thanks to its "Arms Up" design, it provides a feeling of virtually unrestricted movement in the shoulders, allowing for greater freedom while paddling and surfing.

Yamamoto #40 Neoprene

Produced by the Yamamoto Corporation in Osaka, Japan, from limestone — not petroleum. Its closed-cell nitrogen structure with 93% cell independence makes it 99.7% waterproof, extraordinarily lightweight, and up to 30% more flexible than standard neoprene.

Technical Specifications

Thickness: 3/2mm (torso 3mm / limbs 2mm)
Shoulder/arm neoprene: Yamamoto #40 (maximum flexibility)
Sealant: External liquid seal on all seams
Recommended temperature: 10°C – 14°C

CHARACTERISTICS

Our key features

Thermal Insulation

The suit must maintain body heat and prevent heat loss.

Flexibility

Durability

Sealed

Ergometry

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K1 - Cooked One

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