Product Description
After the success of the F.U.Z.E entry in the Psycho RG8 series in 2010, O’Neill’s Area 52 team developed the same entry for the insane SuperFreak. Now even warmer than it’s predecessor the SuperFreak is updated with FluidFlex™ Firewall in the Front Chest and Back. The 2012 SuperFreak keeps the water out and keeps you warm like no other wetsuit ever offered at this price level. One more freak of nature from your friends at O’Neill.
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Product Details
- Size: X-Large
- Color: Black/Black
- Brand: O'Neill
- Model: 4046-A00-XL
- Released on: 2012-07-01
Features
- F.U.Z.E. Closure system uses the same zipper technology as our Z.E.N. Zip closure keeping you dry without restricting flexibility
- 100% SUPERSTRETCH
- Fluidflex? Firewall Measurably Lighter, Warmer and More Flexible
- New integrated side key pocket
- Double Super Seal Neck
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
By semiretired
A great suit at a great price. Not many chest entry wetsuits at this price point. 161.00 total cost. Have taken it out twice now in 56 degree waters of the bay area. Very flexible yet kept me warm. I noticed they reinforced the neck line where previous superfreak this was a weak point that would tear over time. Can't go wrong with this one.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Xavier T. Le
So flexible and warm, using it right now in SF and Half Moon Bay... I also own the O'neil Mutant and this one feels a lot better.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
By Schwartzy
The Superfreak 4/3 is a great suit at an amazing price point. I was actually a bit skeptical seeing an O'Neill listed for this, but so far it has done extremely well. This morning I put the suit through its paces in cold weather...water temp 50, air temp 30, with an offshore breeze of about 10mph. I did wear a hood, boots and gloves, but the suit itself kept me quite warm for the 90 minutes in the water.
The only drawback I've found to the suit is that sometimes water will pool up on my back when paddling out. I think it's the back flushing mechanism that traps the water inside. Hasn't been a major issue yet, just something I noticed.
Anyways, if you are looking to get into a chest zip 4/3, this is definitely a suit you'll want to consider.
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