"Wikiwiki" — Hawaiian for "Speedy Fast"

The all-new Wikiwiki FLEX is engineered for unmatched speed, flexibility, and hydrodynamic efficiency. Built with the most advanced materials and technology, this suit is designed to maximize stroke recovery during the catch phase — making it the fastest wetsuit we’ve ever created. With 0.5mm Yamamoto FLEXskin BRS neoprene in the arms and shoulders, it offers the freedom of a sleeveless suit while delivering the full hydrodynamic advantages of SCS Nano coating. The result: ultimate shoulder mobility, superior buoyancy balance, and next-level performance with every stroke.

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Wikiwiki FLEX is Zoot’s most flexible wetsuit, designed specifically for experienced and advanced swimmers. If you already have a strong body position in the water and don’t rely on added buoyancy to stay efficient, this suit is built for you. The Wikiwiki FLEX maximizes shoulder mobility, stroke speed, and overall freedom — making it the perfect choice for athletes chasing every possible performance advantage.

FEATURES

NEW 0.5mm Yamamoto FLEXskin BRS arms and shoulders for unrestricted mobility
NEW Yamamoto #45 AURORA X-Back enhances flexibility and opens the chest for easier breathing
NEW Quick Release Cuffs & Ankles with anatomically shaped openings make the suit easy to put on and remove, saving time in transition
NEW comfort back neck panel for improved fit and reduced chafing
Yamamoto SCS (Super Composite Skin) Hydrophobic coating and SCS nano reduces surface drag for more speed while also improving durability
Yamamoto Aerodome strategically placed for maximum buoyancy and reduced weight
AQUAlift buoyancy profile lifts hips and legs into the perfect swim position
ULTRA-stretch liner with 12% spandex and 88% silky smooth nylon liner
Super thin low-profile neck with fuse welded SCS Nano
OKD - Optimal Kick DesigN for improved kick mechanics
DORSALflex zipper for increased back flexibility and comfort
Durable Heat set Moontape and spot reinforcements on seams
YKK stainless steel zipper for reliability and durability
Gender-specific ergonomically shaped panels
Includes protective storage bag

INTERIOR FABRIC

88% nylon and 12% spandex

NEOPRENE THICKNESS

Front Chest – 5.0mm Yamamoto Aerodome #40 SCS NANO
Shoulders – 0.5mm Yamamoto Flexskin BRS SCS
Arms – 0.5mm Yamamoto Flexskin BRS SCS
Under Arms – 1.5mm Yamamoto #40 SCS
Quick Release Wrist Cuff - 2.0mm Yamamoto #39 SCS
Back – 2.0mm Yamamoto AURORA #45 SCS
Seat – 5.0mm Yamamoto #40 SCS
Upper Front Leg – 4.5mm Yamamoto Aerodome #40 SCS NANO
Upper Back Leg – 3.0mm Yamamoto #39 SCS
Lower Front Leg – 4.5mm Yamamoto Aerodome #40 SCS NANO
Lower Back Leg – 3.0mm Yamamoto #39 SCS
Quick Release Ankle Cuff - 2.0mm Yamamoto #39 SCS

FIT TIPS

Wetsuits should feel snug on land, they’ll loosen slightly once in the water
Neoprene stretches as it warms up, so expect a more comfortable fit during your swim
If you are between sizes, choose the smaller size for a performance fit
Your suit should feel snug, but it should never restrict breathing or shoulder movement in the water. If it does, size up
It’s normal to need help with the zipper — that’s a sign of a performance fit
Use the pads of your fingers, not nails, to avoid damaging the neoprene

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