Optimized for Movement: The Perfect Combination of Swimming and Running

The Watery Salmon Swimrun for women is made for the fast-growing sport of SwimRun, where classic transition zones are replaced by seamless moves between water and land. This wetsuit is designed for you if you want top technical performance without sacrificing freedom of movement—whether you’re swimming or running.

What makes the Salmon Swimrun special?

Unlike a traditional wetsuit, the Salmon stands out with its long sleeves and short legs—an essential cut for SwimRun athletes:

• Freedom while running: The short legs reduce resistance around your knees and help prevent overheating on tough, off-road runs.
• Warmth in the water: The long sleeves keep your core and arms warm, even during cold open-water swims.
• Fast drainage: As soon as you exit the water, the suit drains immediately, so you’re not weighed down when you start running.

Technical zone design and "Smooth Skin"

To give you the perfect balance of buoyancy and flexibility, the suit uses neoprene panels with different thicknesses from 1.5 mm to 3.5 mm. You get extra lift where you need it to stay horizontal in the water, while thinner areas let you move freely in your shoulders and hips.

The surface is premium Smooth Skin neoprene for an ultra-smooth finish that cuts down drag, helping you glide faster through the water.

Smart front zipper for temperature control

The Salmon Swimrun has a centered YKK front zipper, a critical SwimRun feature. It lets you unzip and "cap down" (pull the top down) during long runs to cool off—no need to stop or ask anyone for help.

Product Details & Benefits:

• SwimRun cut: Long sleeves for warmth, short legs for running performance.
• Material: Premium Smooth Skin neoprene for minimal drag.
• Multi-thickness: Strategic panels in 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm, 3.0 mm, and 3.5 mm.
• YKK front zipper: Easy on and off, plus ventilation while running.
• Visibility: Green high-vis panels on shoulders and arms for extra safety.

Care: Keep your neoprene in top shape

Taking care of your Salmon Swimrun means it’ll last for years:

1. Always rinse: After each swim in salt or chlorinated water, rinse the suit thoroughly in cold, fresh water.
2. Gentle drying: Let it air dry in a well-ventilated spot, but never in direct sunlight, as sunlight will dry out the neoprene.
3. Proper storage: Don’t fold or wad up the suit. Hang it on a wide hanger or lay it flat to avoid permanent creases on the smooth skin surface.

Size Guide & Fit:

A wetsuit should fit snugly to do its job, but which size you choose depends on how you’ll use it. Here’s our advice to help you choose:

General Fit Tips

Trying on a wetsuit dry always feels tighter than in water. Neoprene expands a bit and gets more flexible when wet.

As a rule of thumb, the suit should feel like pants that are just one size too small—they fit, but you’d think they might rip if you sat down fast. You need full mobility and should be able to zip up the suit without trouble. It should never restrict your breathing—if it does, it’s too small for you.

About our size guides: All measurements are taken with the suit lying flat and unstretched. Wetsuits loosen with use and in water, and they mould to your body as you swim. So, pick the size closest to your measurements.

How to put your suit on:

1. Open the front zipper all the way.
2. Put on the legs one at a time, making sure it fits snugly at the crotch.
3. Slowly pull the suit up over your hips and stomach.
4. Slide your arms into the long sleeves and adjust the panels over your shoulders.
5. Zip up the front and check that the suit sits smoothly and perfectly on your skin.

SKU: 1008272