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16°C/24°C spearfishing wetsuits
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Discover our range of harpoon-fishing suits for waters between 16° and 24°.
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Surf
- Bodyboards, surf boards, splizers, skimboards
- Windsurfs
- Surf thermal insulation
- Swimwear, boardshorts and towels
- Flipflops, sandals and aquashoes
- Sun protection
- Habillement surfwear
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How to choose
- Choosing the right flip flops
- How to choose the right bodyboard
- How to choose the right shape of swimsuit to suit one's body shape
- How to choose the right SUP (Stand-up-paddle)
- How to choose the right surfboard
- How to choose the right UV protection t-shirt or sun protection top
- How to choose your Stand Up Paddle-SUP
- How to choose your swimsuit size (women)
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- Video coaching
- Maintaining - Repairing equipment
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Memos
- A word from the product manager about surfing wetsuits
- Advice on eating a balanced diet
- Figure and body shape: advice on choosing your swimwear
- How to protect yourself against the sun : the sun protection guide
- How waves are formed
- Skin colour: advice on choosing your swimwear colour
- Sun protection, the experts' advice: the dermatologist
- Sun protection, the experts' advice: the doctor
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Diving
- Vision and breathing
- Moving around
- Diving thermal insulation
- Scuba diving equipment
- Spear fishing equipment
- Diving bags
- How to choose
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Video coaching
- Being well equipped for snorkelling
- Getting your spear fishing wetsuit on
- Learning to snorkel
- Removing your spear fishing wetsuit
- Swimming properly with fins
- Tips on getting your diving wetsuit on
- Washing and maintaining your buoyancy compensator after each dive
- Washing and maintaining your buoyancy compensator after each diving season
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- Memos
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Kayaking
- How to choose
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Video coaching
- Kayak sit in: Calmly getting out of your kayak
- Kayak sit in: Emptying your kayak and getting back in with the help of another person
- Kayak sit in: Emptying your Kayak by yourself and getting back in using a paddle float
- Kayak sit in: Getting in, from a landing stage
- Kayak sit in: Load up your kayak for a outing, up to 6 nautical miles offshore
- Kayak sit in: Load up your kayak for an outing up to 2 nautical miles offshore
- Kayak sit in: Putting the spray skirt on, in a kayak
- Kayak sit in: Rolling in a kayak
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- Memos
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Sailing
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Yacht sailing clothing
- Men's jackets and salopettes
- Men's Warm Jacket
- Men's Softshell and Fleece
- Men's sailor tops, polos, shorts and trousers
- Women's jackets and salopettes
- Women's warm jackets
- Women's softshells and fleeces
- Women's sailor tops, polos, shorts and trousers
- Childrens' jackets and longjohns
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Childrens' warm jackets
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Children's softshells and fleeces
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Gloves, headgear and accessories
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Base layers
- Yacht sailing shoes
- Dinghy/Catamaran clothing
- Life jackets
- Watertight containers, bags and pouches
- Bags
- Boat equipment
- How to choose
- Video coaching
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Memos
- Advice of the French lifeboats service on ocean sailing
- Advice of the French lifeboats service: Preventing and treating hypothermia at sea
- Dinghy/catamaran safety
- Discovering sailing
- The advice of the French lifeboats service (SNSM) to amateur sailors
- The basics of maritime signalling
- Yacht sailing safety
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Yacht sailing clothing