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Aquatic Rehab High Performance Spearfishing Wetsuit

$589.00 NZD

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Sizing XS S M L XL 2XL 3XL

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Aquatic Rehab Spearfishing

Aquatic Rehab High Performance Spearfishing Wetsuit

Designed for serious spearos who refuse to compromise, built from genuine Yamamoto 39 limestone neoprene — the gold standard in open cell.

Petroleum-free, eco-certified, and engineered for performance. This is the result of four years of refinement and over 15 years in the water.

This suit wasn't designed behind a desk. It was built where it matters.

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Pre-order dispatchNext run lands mid-September. Sent as soon as it arrives.

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Pre-orders open

Every size is available to order right now.

Some sizes are on the shelf and go out straight away. The rest are on our next run, due to land mid-September, and will be sent as soon as it arrives at our home base.

Ships now

Ready to go, sent within one working day.

5mm 2XL

3mm L XL 2XL

Pre-order

On the next run, due mid-September.

5mm XS S M L XL 3XL

3mm XS S M 3XL

Dispatch

Ships-now sizes go out within one working day. Pre-order sizes are sent as soon as the run lands, expected mid-September.

Numbers

Limited to what is in this run. Once a size is committed it is gone until the next batch.

Changes

Size swap or full refund on request at any point before your suit ships. Email aquaticrehablimited@gmail.com.

Not sure on sizing?

Put the suit on in the shower. If anything feels off, take photos of the unsure areas and send them to aquaticrehablimited@gmail.com — we'll give you an honest read before you commit to keeping it.

Yamamoto 39 limestone neoprene

Not all neoprene is equal. Yamamoto 39 is softer, warmer, more flexible, and significantly more durable than petroleum-based alternatives — while being kinder to your skin. It's the benchmark material trusted by serious freedivers for decades, and it's in this suit because nothing else comes close.

Built where it counts

Every part of this suit exists to solve real diving problems: throat pressure, chest compression, flushing, limited mobility, gear slipping, poor visibility to your buddy, and durability on rocks and reef.

Why this suit is different

Aquatic Rehab vs a typical open-cell suit

Most open-cell suits are built to a template. This one was built from four years of actual spearfishing.

	Aquatic Rehab	Typical open-cell
Neoprene	✓Yamamoto 39 limestone — warmer, softer, more flexible than petroleum neoprene	✗Petroleum-based neoprene at this price point
Bottoms	✓Strapless — no shoulder pressure, easier to breathe up, easier bathroom breaks	✗Shoulder straps that restrict breathing and trap pressure
Visibility	✓White safety strips on lower legs — your dive buddy can spot you from above in poor vis	✗Full black — invisible from above underwater
Storage	✓Dual ambidextrous knife pouches plus arm pouch — accessible from either side	✗Single knife pocket or none
Flushing	✓Jugular panels front and rear — eliminates throat pressure and minimises water entry	✗Generic seals that flush more in surge and current
Breathing	✓Lateral flex panels and strapless cut — unrestricted chest movement during breathe-up	✗Standard cut with no specific breathe-up consideration
Grip	✓Hex grip pattern locks weight belt and gear — no drift, no adjustment mid-dive	✗Smooth exterior — gear shifts during dives
Design origin	✓4 years of real NZ spearfishing testing before going on sale	✗Factory template with brand label applied

Feature breakdown

Everything here is built for real performance in the water, not brochure fluff.

Tactical camouflage

Designed to match underwater shadow patterns for real concealment — not aesthetic camo, functional camo.

Blackout logos

No UV reflection. No polarised flash. Nothing giving you away.

Jugular panels (front & rear)

Engineered to eliminate throat pressure and compression. You'll feel the difference on your first breath-up.

Lateral flex panels

Full torso mobility without restriction. Reach, twist, load — the suit moves with you.

Grip-Tech hex pattern

Locks your weight belt, camera, and gear in place. No drift, no adjustment mid-dive.

Kevlar loading pad

Reinforced where it counts. Built for repeated loading without wear.

Ambidextrous knife pouches

Run your setup your way — knives, torches, tools, accessible from either side.

Utility arm pouch

Left arm storage for small essentials without breaking flow.

Beaver tail jacket

Built for real entries and exits. Rocks, reef, repeat use — no compromise.

Full-length protection panels

From ankle to wrist. Protection where you actually need it — shells, rock, reef, urchins.

Wrist & ankle seals

Minimise water entry. Maintain warmth. Stay comfortable longer.

No shoulder straps (bottoms)

No chest compression. No shoulder strain. Just clean, unrestricted breathing.

Rear safety strips

Visible to your dive partner. Invisible to your target.

Fit & sizing — built to fit right

Choosing the right size is critical for warmth and performance. Because this suit is made from Yamamoto 39, it stretches and conforms to your body — but getting the correct size ensures minimal water flushing and maximum comfort.

Sizing is based primarily on weight. In most cases, if you are within the weight range, the suit will fit correctly.

Size	Weight Range
XS	52–60kg
S	61–69kg
M	70–79kg
L	80–89kg
XL	90–99kg
2XL	100–109kg
3XL	110–120kg

★★★★★

"One of my concerns was the fit not being quite right without trying one on, but I would say the fit is spot on! Very comfortable."

Joe · Banks Peninsula

★★★★★

"The most comfortable I have owned, that's across 7 different brands and over a dozen suits."

Mike

★★★★★

"Nothing has fitted me comfortably besides your suit."

Verified buyer

Open cell use & care

This is a high performance open-cell suit. The interior is raw neoprene, which creates a close seal against your skin for warmth and performance.

Lubrication is mandatory

You must use lubricant or wetsuit slide to put this suit on. Attempting to force it on dry can damage the open-cell interior.

Use finger pads, not nails

Yamamoto 39 is soft and premium. Fingernail nicks are one of the most common forms of accidental damage.

Rinse, dry, store properly

Rinse thoroughly in fresh water, dry inside-out first in the shade, and store on a wide hanger to prevent creasing.

Note: Earlier references to "Hybrid" relate to the development phase. All current production suits are Aquatic Rehab branded, with identical materials, construction, and performance.

Need help with sizing?

If you're unsure, between sizes, or just want reassurance before ordering — put the suit on in the shower and send us photos of any areas you're unsure about. We'll give you an honest answer.

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