Zoot Women’s Wikiwiki Wetsuit – 2017

Our obsession with finding the best balance of flexibility and floatation began in 2007 with the birth of the Zenith WetZoot. The Wikiwiki has the perfect balance of flexibility and flotation. For the best relationship between the swimmers body and the water, we’ve used the latest technology to perfect stroke, body roll, body position and overall hydrodynamics. We strive to help swimmers have their strongest and most powerful swim in our wetsuits.

• Yamamoto #40
• FLEXlift Yamamoto SCS AEROdome – 6 strategically placed panels for exceptionally balanced buoyancy place the body high in the water and allows for maximizing rotation. Balanced rotation is the key to achieving the maximum distance per stroke.
• FLEXskin 0.5 – 0.5mm of super flexible neoprene is fully coated with SCS Nano for the ultimate combination of flexibility and speed. This thin neoprene conforms to the body for the most natural feel in the water, allowing the swimmer to have their most powerful natural glide.
• SCS Nano hydrodynamic finish – Delivering the most hydrodynamic and durable wetsuit coating available, Super Composite Skin (SCS) Nano reduces friction between the wetsuit and the water. SCS Nano improves swimming speeds by reducing drag, allowing the suit to glide through the water more efficiently.
• AQUAlift buoyancy panels – The AQUAlift buoyancy panels in the lower core and rear raise the legs and torso to put the body in the most effective swimming position for maximum power and speed.
• COMFORTcell Platinum 88% Nylon, 12% Spandex
• Super thin low profile neck with fuse welded SCS Nano
• 2mm Speed Release Ankle Panels
• Zero Water wrist cuff closure
• OKD – Optimal Kick Design – Zoot’s proprietary leg patterning works with the anatomy of the swimmers legs to increase kick velocity, frequency, and efficiency. The unique pattern reduces leg muscle fatigue allowing for a stronger kick throughout the entire swim.
• DORSALflex zipper
• FLEXback design with 100% broken knit Nylon – A premium patterned design throughout the back and shoulders of the wetsuit that uses a 2mm Yamamato #40 neoprene. The flexibility in the back and the shoulders allows for full range of motion during the catch and recovery phase, reducing shoulder fatigue. The interior fabric features BGX broken knit structure lining to maximize stretch.
• PROarm proprioception panel – During the catch phase, the PROarm proprioception panel allows for stroke feedback, promoting flawless technique and maximum power transfer. The PROarm Panel is constructed of an ultra-thin hydrophobic stretch fabric on the leading edge of the forearm with a raised dot pattern for the ultimate sensory experience.
• Durable Moontape and spot reinforcements
• Gender-specific ergonomically shaped panels