The special design of the legs and sleeves of the wetsuits, which allow less water to pass underneath the wetsuit due to the proper profiling. This keeps the inner neoprene protected from water and the body from cooling.

Strategic Structure technology involves eliminating seams in the swim foam at stress points for maximum flexibility and durability, and stretching them vertically rather than horizontally. Additionally, strategic elements and panels are reinforced and seams in high friction areas are eliminated to prevent injury.

A technology for sewing and gluing seams, used in swimming foams, among other things. It involves not passing the needle through the entire material, so that no needle holes are created on one side of the suit. This minimises the risk of water ingress.

Sealing Prints technology are rubber inserts placed on the inside of the sleeves and legs to prevent the foam from pulling upwards.

Thermal insulation in the chest and back area. The material is based on thousands of loops that form a barrier against cold water and air. In addition, it is 22% lighter than classic jersey.

Technology using 3 different materials for the best possible performance and weather protection. It is designed to be reliable and efficient. The three materials combined together provide everything you need in a good foam: warmth, flexibility, comfort.

The 3D modelling method used in the design of Manera foams. The solution results in a perfect fit of the foam to the user's body.

The X10D material provides maximum stretch, lightness and a soft, gentle feel on the skin.