Vitalis Breast Stroke Open Water Wetsuit - Mens

Take your open water swimming to the next level with the Orca Vitalis Breast Stroke Women’s Wetsuit, the first wetsuit in the world designed specifically for breaststroke swimmers. Built for performance, comfort, and freedom of movement, this suit combines sleek hydrodynamics, targeted flexibility, and balanced buoyancy so you can glide through the water with less drag and more efficiency.

Unlike most wetsuits cut for freestyle, the Vitalis Breast Stroke is engineered for the natural motion and body position of breaststroke. Flexible chest and hip panels let your body move freely through every kick and glide, while carefully tuned buoyancy keeps your legs in the perfect alignment for a smooth, energy-efficient swim.

Trusted by triathletes and open water athletes worldwide, Orca wetsuits deliver premium quality, advanced materials, and technical precision. The Vitalis Breast Stroke brings that same expertise to breaststroke swimmers — giving you a wetsuit that finally performs the way you do.

• Breaststroke-specific design (BS-Fit cut) The pattern is tailored to the unique torso and arm movements of breaststroke swimming, letting your arms and chest move naturally without restriction.
• High-stretch Yamamoto 39FS neoprene + Infinity Skin 2 lining Provides exceptional elasticity, reduces effort, and enhances comfort as you swim.
• Optimised thickness distribution Thinner neoprene panels (2 mm) in the legs and hips prevent the over-lifting of your legs, maintaining a balanced, natural body position in the water.
• Soft, laser-cut collar with Hydrolite inner seal Improves neck sealing and minimises chafing, keeping water intrusion low and comfort high.
• Back-zip entry for easy donning Robust YKK zipper ensures reliable closure and smooth operation.
• Low buoyancy lower body Helps you maintain a stable and effective swim posture, not “floating legs” that throw off your stroke.
• Durable & long-lasting materials Premium neoprene that holds up under repeated use in salt, chlorinated water, and exposure to sun.