NaturePrene2® is composed of 82% to 90% bio-based materials, while Yulex is 63% bio-based. NaturePrene2® is engineered to reduce environmental impact, and it is designed to eliminate 99% of latex allergies. Natural Rubber is free from harmful chemicals and additives commonly found in synthetic rubber. Up to 99% of impurities that cause latex allergies have been removed during production. Ensuring a hypoallergenic product that provides superior safety and comfort for its users.

NaturePrene2® offers the same level of warmth as limestone neoprene.

The stretch and flexibility of NaturePrene2® match those of limestone neoprene.

The PF3 wetsuit incorporates recycled polyester and nylon linings, along with linings made from repurposed plastic bottles, reducing waste and conserving resources.

The CE (Conformité Européenne) certification is a safety standard required for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). This marking assures consumers that the product complies with European safety regulations and can be freely traded within the EEA.

FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification ensures that the rubber used in our wetsuits comes from responsibly managed rubber tree plantations. Established in 1994, the FSC promotes sustainable forestry, and its certification is globally respected for its commitment to responsible forest management.

Our wetsuits are crafted using NaturePrene2®, durable linings, Velcro, zippers, stitching, and partial FTM seam protection.

Oyster shells powder is incorporated, turning discarded shells into bio-calcium oxide powder replacing Limestone powder. This process reduces environmental waste and pollution as Oyster shells are a natural product of discarded shells, whereas limestone powder is created from limestone mountains and rocks, excavated by machines as limestone is mined underground with heavy machinery, disrupting groundwater, disrupting the earth and reducing biodiversity.

NaturePrene2® wetsuits are made using only water-based glues which are solvent free. This is better for the environment, better for you and better for our workers assembling these high-end wetsuits.

Prolimit is working toward a fully recyclable wetsuit, where materials are returned to their original components for repeated reuse. We aim to launch this 100% recyclable wetsuit process by 2026.

Yes, Natureprene2 is already set to replace limestone neoprene in the Prolimit 2025 collection. We anticipate that the industry will follow suit, aligning with the sustainable approach initiated by Prolimit’s PF series nearly a decade ago.

NaturePrene2® contains slightly less than 10% carbon black.

Carbon black is infused into production, not only lending a deep black hue to the rubber but also enhancing its ozone and UV resistance. NaturePrene2® uses Recycled Carbon Black (RCB), sourced from recycled scrap tires, which imparts color, UV stability, and elasticity to the wetsuit material. Unlike traditional carbon black, Eco Carbon Black reduces CO₂ emissions by 72%, slashing energy consumption by 200g per wetsuit compared to petroleum-based products.