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Rooster wetsuits are designed by sailors and watersports enthusiasts who understand exactly how technical kit needs to perform — not just when standing on shore, but when fully immersed, repeatedly used, stretched, hiked in, soaked through, dried out, and pushed hard session after session. Our ThermaFlex and SuperTherm ranges have been developed specifically around the movements and demands of dinghy sailing and high-performance watersports. Every seam placement, panel shape, fabric choice, and construction method has been carefully considered to ensure the wetsuit works with the body rather than against it. Unlike generic watersports wetsuits designed for broad use across surfing or recreational activities, Rooster® wetsuits are engineered around the dynamic movement patterns of sailing. Whether hiking hard upwind, manoeuvring through tacks and gybes, trapezing, paddling, or foiling, the ranges are built to move naturally with the user while maintaining warmth, flexibility, and long-term durability. The ThermaFlex 1.5mm range focuses on lightweight performance and unrestricted movement in milder conditions. Constructed using highly flexible neoprene and strategically positioned panels, the range minimises resistance across key movement zones such as the shoulders, lower back, hips, and knees. The seam layout has been developed to reduce pressure points and eliminate restriction during active sailing positions, helping sailors maintain comfort and mobility throughout long sessions on the water. Flatlock seam construction enhances flexibility while maintaining durability and comfort against the skin, making the range ideal for high-output sailing and watersports where breathability, freedom of movement, and temperature regulation are critical. The fabrics are chosen not only for stretch when dry, but for how they continue to perform once wet, maintaining flexibility without becoming heavy or restrictive over time. The SuperTherm 4mm range is designed for colder conditions where thermal protection and durability become increasingly important, without sacrificing the movement needed for performance sailing. Featuring glued and blind stitched seam construction, the range significantly reduces water ingress while maintaining flexibility and comfort. This construction method also improves durability and thermal efficiency by creating stronger, lower-profile seams that move naturally with the body and minimise rubbing during extended use. Using a carefully balanced combination of thermal lining, supportive neoprene thicknesses, and articulated panel design, the SuperTherm range delivers warmth while still allowing the body to move efficiently and naturally. The panel layout has been refined to support repeated movement in demanding sailing positions, reducing fatigue and improving overall comfort during long sessions afloat. Reinforced construction in high-wear areas improves durability against abrasive decks, hiking straps, and repeated use, while maintaining flexibility where it matters most. Both the ThermaFlex and SuperTherm ranges are also available in dedicated women’s fits, developed specifically around female body shapes rather than simply scaling down men’s patterns. The women’s designs incorporate refined panel shaping and fit adjustments to improve comfort, mobility, and overall performance on the water. By carefully considering how the wetsuit fits and moves across different body shapes, the ranges provide a more natural and supportive fit without compromising technical performance. Find out more about the womens ranges here. Across both ranges, durability is just as important as initial comfort. Repeated exposure to salt water, UV, stretching, and constant movement places huge demands on wetsuit construction, which is why we focus heavily on long-term performance testing. Materials and seam constructions are selected not simply for how they feel out of the packaging, but for how they continue to perform after extensive use throughout a season. Every development decision comes from real on-water experience. As sailors ourselves, we understand how technical kit needs to respond in changing conditions, how it should feel after hours on the water, and where comfort, stretch, protection, and durability matter most. That understanding is built into every aspect of the ThermaFlex and SuperTherm ranges.      

Here are some ingenious tips and tricks to make your kit bag work harder for you this winter without breaking the bank. TIP #1: Cold Hands and Feet Your trusty sailing gloves and boots haven't let you down all summer but the rapidly dropping water and air temperatures are leaving your extremities cold and numb.  I can manage down to 8 degrees by adding some glove liners  such as Hot Hands or PolyPro™ Glove Liner. We also have a number of options on sock liners you can wear with your wetsuit boots to keep you toasty. If your boots are already on the right side, then take a look at Hot Socks, Thermaflex Wetsocks and PolyPro™ Sock Liner or if you have some space in your boots  then try the Supertherm Wetsocks are sooooo warm.  The fabrics and thicknesses vary depending on each individuals needs and the great thing is they can be used for a range of other sports too, like SUP'ing, cycling, skiing and Although our biggest selling glove by far is the Aquapro Glove, If you need some super warm hands - then the NEW Combi Glove will hit the spot with a space for a hot sachet where the tuck away mitten lives.  I've enjoyed super warm hands whatever the weather.  Check out the Fell Running Guide's review on our socks, and he also uses our glove liners when racing :) If the options seem confusing, give us a call and we'll guide you through the range.  Photo Credit: www.fellreunningguide.co.uk   TIP #2: Cold Ears/ Ice Cream Headache! Winter showers, hail, snow or an unexpected dunking, the most important part of your body to keep warm and dry is your head. It's amazing the difference putting a hat on can make to your day on the water. Even in Summer it's worth carrying a hat in case you find yourself hanging around in between races. Our Pro Aquafleece® Beanie gives you the comfort of a fleece lining, while the waterproof outer and taped seams work to keep the water out. It was one of my favourites:   Cold ears? Try our Headbands - I have even used them Cross Country Skiing.  The updated Superthem Beanie has become my winter favourite.  I like the way it stays on my head whatever with its new elastic drawcord.   TIP #3: My summer wetsuit is great, I don't need another one but I'm COLD!! Get your base layer right. Lycra rash vests are out I'm afraid, the fabric is designed to keep you cool so these should only be worn to protect you from UV rays. PolyPro™ base layers are in and will make a huge difference to your core temperature. Once again, these items can be used across multiple sports and activities. The brushed, fleece-like lining is very soft and comfortable next to your skin and the polypropylene fabric is naturally hydrophobic which means it repels water rather than absorbing it.    TIP #4: I'm STILL cold :-( Take a look at your first line of defence, what's keeping the wind, rain, snow and spray out? Our Aquafleece® revolutionised the standard spray top - waterproof outer AND a soft fleece lining, the perfect combination! You can wear it all year round too, just adjust the layers you wear underneath in the warmer months to stop you overheating. Our range is available in a number of different colours, styles and constructions - watch this video to find out more.   Check your Neoprene Thickness Next is to look at the thickness of the neoprene you are wearing. Usually, less than 3mm neoprene is used in the summer months or in warmer climates. We would recommend our Men's Supertherm range or our Women's Supertherm range which is 4mm and provides good warmth in colder months. A Supertherm Longjohn and Top Combo is very cosy. Our Pro Hikers are also 4mm and can be paired with our Supertherm Top which is what I wear for most of the winter months - but only when combined with our awesome Poly Pro base layers.    Who said its too cold to go sailing!!