YOUR WETSUIT FINDER RESULTS
Our top picks for an all-round suit you’ll love right through a Sydney winter are - the Psycho One 3/2mm or the Hyperfreak 4/3.
Very similar for warmth, Psycho One 3/2mm has fully sealed seams and firewall liner, so you stay drier inside the suit, while the Hyperfreak 4/3 has glued and TB3-X taped seams and no firewall liner, but is the stretchiest most comfortable suit we’ve ever made. You can’t go wrong with either, they’re world-leading surf wetsuits. Chest zip is available in both, and a Zen Zip option in the Psycho One ( way better than a normal back zip ).
Special mention also to the Defender Full 3/2mm which is comparable for warmth, and still very comfortable, if you want a solid suit at a lower price.
If you feel the cold more than most or tend to surf a lot of earlies, your warmest option in the water is the Psychotech 3/2mm. We think the 4/3 is overkill for Sydney. On the other side of the scale, if you want even more flexibility and are good with a touch less warmth, go for the Hyperfreak 3/2.
For crew who like to chuck on booties, we’d highly recommend the lightweight Ninja Booties.
Very similar for warmth, Psycho One 3/2mm has fully sealed seams and firewall liner, so you stay drier inside the suit, while the Hyperfreak 4/3 has glued and TB3-X taped seams and no firewall liner, but is the stretchiest most comfortable suit we’ve ever made. You can’t go wrong with either, they’re world-leading surf wetsuits. Chest zip is available in both, and a Zen Zip option in the Psycho One ( way better than a normal back zip ).
Special mention also to the Defender Full 3/2mm which is comparable for warmth, and still very comfortable, if you want a solid suit at a lower price.
If you feel the cold more than most or tend to surf a lot of earlies, your warmest option in the water is the Psychotech 3/2mm. We think the 4/3 is overkill for Sydney. On the other side of the scale, if you want even more flexibility and are good with a touch less warmth, go for the Hyperfreak 3/2.
For crew who like to chuck on booties, we’d highly recommend the lightweight Ninja Booties.
It just depends on what’s most important to you - warmth / flexibility / price.
Check out the AUTUMN/SPRING recommendations for further suggestions if you feel the cold less or you are leaning towards warmer conditions. Prefer a BACK ZIP?Most Psycho and Defender wetsuits come in both chest zip and back zip options, though to keep this brief, we only feature the chest zip versions on this page.
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TECHNICAL INFO
Fuze (Chest Zip) Front Upper Zip Entry (chest) uses a free floating zipper panel and anti flush barrier with drain holes to keep you dry and feeling loose.
Chest Zip / FUZE Zip
Front Upper Zip Entry (chest zip) uses a free floating zipper panel and anti flush barrier with drain holes to keep you dry and feeling loose.
Back Zip
Backzip entry system with durable zipper provides easy entry and exit with a water resistant seal.
Zen Zip
Z.E.N. ZIP (back zip) entry system with free floating zipper panel and anti-flush barrier-2 with drain hole, keeps you warm and unrestricted. U.S. Patent #5,898,934
Zipperless
Lightweight Closure System Over a 360° Barrier with drain holes and Cinch Cord. Water tight seal with ease of entry and exit.
Modular Closure
Modular Closure system comes with detachable hood so you can interchange the crew neck for a hood when conditions require.
Front Zip
Front Zip entry system provides the easiest entry with an old school feel. Also keeps zippers away from long hair.
"When picking a suit for the Sydney winter, it would have to be one of the Psycho Series in a 3/2. I always lean towards the Psycho One, as it is not only warm, but incredibly flexible and fits like a glove. If you are a person that gets cold easily, or plans on heading south, the Psycho Tech will be your go to."
Rob Bain, 2018 ASL World Masters Champion
