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| | Features | Thinskins is O'Neill's performance series designed to protect against wind chill, UV exposure, and irritation in warm to tropical climates.Seamless Ultraflex paddle zonesBoardshort connector loop for attaching to shorts and Cinch system to keep lower hem in place during active sports100% Ultraflex DS - super light, warm and durable with a technical ribbed jersey lining: 0.5 mm with 100% stretch factorFlatloc seams for comfort. Designed to coordinate with O'Neill's Superfreak Series boardshorts.
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| | Description | Thinskins is O'Neill's performance series designed to protect against wind chill, UV exposure, and irritation in warm to tropical climates. Wear with boardshorts when a wetsuit would be too much, or add underneath a wetsuit to layer for more warmth in cooler water.Features:O'Neill's thinnest and lightest neoprene product Seamless Ultraflex paddle zones Boardshort connector loop for attaching to shorts Cinch system to keep lower hem in place during active sports 100% Ultraflex DS - super light, warm and durable with a technical ribbed jersey lining 0.5mm with 100% stretch factor Flatloc seams for comfortDesigned to coordinate with O'Neill's Superfreak Series boardshorts Each color reverses to solid black with black screened logos Choose your size from the chart on the Size Tab. | |
| | Product Details | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 2 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Superfreak Oct 26, 2008
By R. Taylor
This is a nice garment to have when you're in the water a long time and need warmth, but a wetsuit would be too much. The problem is that it's made too small, and O'Neill is notorious for making everything too small. I normally wear a medium shirt, but needed a XX large superfreak. I think the folks at O'Neill's are under the misimpression that only malnourished midgets enjoy water sports.
 Not too small May 22, 2012
By yeltom
Unlike the other reviewer, I think O'Neill products are perfectly sized for watersports. I wear the same size in O'Neill as I do in all my regular clothes. The difference is that the right size in water gear will fit skin-tight in the water, which means it will feel more than skin-tight out of the water. All that O'Neill is assuming is that people who enjoy watersports know how to dress for watersports and are not obese or accustomed to oversized clothing that helps us deny how fat we've become. The Thinskins are actually sized a bit larger than most of O'Neill's rashguards and wetsuits. I wear a medium regardless, but but a medium Thinskin is less tight than, say, a medium Basic Skins rashguard.
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