Florence Marine X Yoga

Frequently Asked Questions

• How do Florence Marine X Hydratights fit and what size should I choose?

  Florence Marine X Hydratights are designed with light compression and engineered stretch for full mobility and a performance-oriented, body-hugging fit; they generally run true to size. If you prefer less compression or plan to layer underneath, consider sizing up one size; flatlock seams minimize chafe for long sessions.
• How do Hydratights compare to a Florence Marine X wetsuit for cold-water sessions?

  Hydratights function as a light-compression base layer optimized for mobility, quick-dry transitions, and multi-sport use, but they offer minimal thermal protection on their own. Florence Marine X wetsuits use Japanese neoprene with targeted thickness (about 3mm in legs/lower torso and 2mm in arms/upper body) to provide real insulation and warmth for extended cold-water sessions. Choose Hydratights for high-output layering and mixed land/water days, and a wetsuit when sustained thermal protection and buoyancy are required.
• Are Cordura Airtex Boardshorts and Airtex tops durable enough for rocky shore and reef use?

  Yes, Cordura Airtex Boardshorts blend abrasion‑resistant Cordura with 4‑way stretch to resist snags and wear from reef or rocky shore environments, and they feature a Cordloc drawcord, welted back pockets with reverse coil zippers, and utility loops. Airtex Short Sleeve and Hooded Long‑Sleeve Shirts use AIRTEX mesh panels, flatlock seams, and quick‑dry recycled polyester for chafe resistance and longevity in abrasive conditions.
• What's the best way to care for Florence Marine X wetsuits and Airtex tops to maintain performance?

  For Airtex tops and boardshorts, machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, avoid fabric softeners, and line dry or tumble low to preserve AIRTEX structure and antimicrobial finishes. Rinse wetsuits in fresh water after each use, hang to dry out of direct sun, avoid hot dryers and harsh solvents, and store flat or on a wide hanger to prevent creasing of Japanese neoprene.