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Features
- The new Apex Flex V2 is even more flexible than the previous version thanks to its new patterning, which reduces tension in the shoulders and increases your freedom of movement, and a change in the arm graphics, which frees your shoulders and provides greater elasticity. This, combined with the most flexible materials on the market with the best hydrodynamic properties, makes this the fastest wetsuit for open water swimmers.
- Maximum freedom: Having total freedom of movement when swimming can help you maximize your potential and perform at your best at your triathlon competitions. For this reason, the Apex Flex V2 offers maximum elasticity, owing to the combination of Yamamoto 44+ and 0.88 Free technologies. Plus, thanks to its new innovative patterning in the shoulders, you’ll feel you have a more natural stroke at your next competition.
- Low and neutral buoyancy: The Apex Flex V2’s low buoyancy allows you to maintain a natural position in the water, especially if you’re an experienced swimmer with refined technique.
- Zero interference: With the Apex Flex V2, you’ll feel as if you were moving through the water without a wetsuit on, which helps you maximise your potential during the swim stage. Improving this product isn’t easy, but at Orca, we’ve strived to improve even the tiniest of details. For example, the graphics in the shoulders have been removed for greater elasticity.
- Quick transition: The combination of highly hydrophobic materials and a shorter zip allows you to take the suit off quickly, saving you seconds during the transition at your next triathlon competition.
- Composition:
- Neoprene : 95 %, Polyamide (Nylon) : 5 %
- Arms and Shoulders: 0.5 mm thick. The suit utilizes Orca's exclusive "0.88 Free" Yamamoto neoprene, which is the thinnest on the market, backed with titanium for thermal insulation.
- Torso and Legs: Uses a mixed profile of 1 mm to 4 mm utilizing premium Yamamoto 44+ and 40 FS materials for varying zones of compression and flexibility.
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