How To Take Care Of And Repair Your Kid's Wetsuit

The first few waves you catch will be in the white water (already broken waves). You will want to catch your first few waves in a prone position (laying down). You should point your board toward the beach, wait for a white water wave to come in, then lay down on your board and practice riding to shore. After you get that down you can practice paddling to catch the wave. To paddle you need to dig down deep and really try to stay smooth, and keep the board in a planing position. The paddling method will be more difficult. Do not be to far back on the board as you will push water.

Don't be a wave hog! If you just caught a wave, you don't want to paddle back outside, and sit deeper than everyone else. If you just had a wave, give other surfers a chance! It is better to give a wave than always take a wave. I understand that sometimes beginners do not paddle into the take off spot, and therefore never really get any waves. The better surfers usually get more waves because they know where to go and have the ability to take off in the critical part of the wave. As you get better you will learn where you want to be, and catch more waves, and hopefully give a few waves to a beginner. Beginners should try to find a spot where there are not a lot of other people out. This way they can catch lots of waves, and learn to surf faster, and have more fun without the negative vibe!



How deep will you be going? - Remember, the further you dive down, typically the colder water gets. If you plan on doing only reef dives, a 1-3mil suit should be just fine. If you plan on doing anything below say 50 feet, you might want to consider a 3-5mil suit. This will do a much better job of keeping you warm at deeper depths.

Equipment is one of the essential elements to surf success. You will not be able to shred up waves with the wrong surf board. If you have no experience with surf equipment I recommend you do one of two things. Contact you surf school to find out about any equipment you may need such as a board and wet suite, or Visit any local surf shop and tell them your new, most of these shops have knowledgeable people who will help you get everything you need to start and see success.

7) Always bring a cell phone with you in case of an emergency. You'll need to leave it ashore but it's best to have one on-hand in case you or one of your friends is involved in an accident.

There is another type of neoprene wetsuit that has nylon fabric on both sides. This is known as nylon 2. The nylon 2 wetsuit is more durable than the smooth skin neoprene wetsuit. The nylon fabric will strengthen the wetsuit and make it easier to slip on and off. Neoprene wetsuits can be made using either one of two processes: chemical blown or gas blown. A chemical blown wetsuit feels softer and nicer. A gas blown wetsuit is more durable but it is also more expensive.

Kids wetsuits should provide warmth and comfort to your child. These are the most important factors when buying a Triathlon wetsuit clearance for your kid. It is important that you choose one that fits snugly on your kid's body. Not too tight and neither too loose. This should fit like a second skin.