Mid-Range Wetsuits
Performance meets value. Mid-range wetsuits pairing Yamamoto neoprene with dependable buoyancy and flexibility, ideal for progressing triathletes. Wetsuit Guide · Size Guide
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Vision Wetsuit 
Vision Wetsuit
Men's WetsuitsAwarded Best Triathlon Wetsuit of 2024 by Triathlete.com, the Vision Wetsuit is a benchmark in performance
Available Sizes:S SM ST M ML MT L XL XXL$795.00 -
Vision Wetsuit 
Vision Wetsuit
Women's WetsuitsAwarded Best Triathlon Wetsuit of 2024 by Triathlete.com, the Vision Wetsuit is a benchmark in performance
Available Sizes:XS S SM ST M ML L$795.00 -
Advance Wetsuit 
Advance Wetsuit
Men's WetsuitsThe Advance Wetsuit has long been recognised as the undisputed best entry-level wetsuit on the market.
Available Sizes:S SM ST M ML MT L XL XXL$565.00 -
Advance Wetsuit 
Advance Wetsuit
Women's WetsuitsThe Advance Wetsuit has long been recognised as the undisputed best entry-level wetsuit on the market.
Available Sizes:XS S SM ST M ML L XL XXL$565.00
Mid-Range Wetsuits
Zone3 mid-range wetsuits balance performance and value, aimed at progressing triathletes and open water swimmers ready to upgrade from a first suit. This tier brings premium materials within reach, with buoyancy and flexibility tuned for swimmers who train regularly and race through the season.
The Vision leads the tier, named Best Triathlon Wetsuit of 2024 by Triathlete.com. Made with 100% B-Prene Yamamoto neoprene, a limestone-based, biodegradable rubber, the Vision matches the flexibility and buoyancy of standard Yamamoto neoprene with a lower environmental impact. Alongside it sits the Advance, a long-standing favourite whose latest edition features high-performing Yamamoto neoprene while keeping its modest price tag.
Choosing between them is straightforward. The Vision suits swimmers who want award-winning performance with a more responsible build, while the Advance offers the most performance for the money at this level. Both step up noticeably from entry-level suits in stretch and feel in the water, and the same rule applies across the tiers: move up when your swimming outgrows your suit.
