Men's WikiWiki Aurora Flex - Emerald Ocean
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"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
Here’s the scoop. Older but podium age grouper. 5-11 and 175lbs. Broad shoulders and chest, so usually always need a Large. Legs in tri suits, for example, are sometimes a bit loose. Was an issue there as well. See below. Pluses: fast. Easy to put on. Super flexible no feel shoulders. I mean, zero restriction at all. Amazing. But that means I’ll likely need to baby it more than my old tank of a training suit. Negative: The only slight issue was the folds behind the knee. Designed with a very slight bend in the knee, which is cool, but there’s a tad too much material there in my opinion. This makes the suit a breeze to get on and off, and I suppose it’s not a big deal having slightly loose legs, so I will keep it as it feels amazing, is super fast and looks great (personal subjective opinion I realize). If you’re looking for leg lift, this one has plenty. I mean, a lot. I threw in the neoprene thickness stats into AI, and it said it might even have MORE lift than their new sister Float model. thicker neo in the butt, for example. Likely just a Zoot marketing thing to distinguish it from the float. No idea why they felt they needed to do that. They could have just said, this one is higher end, thinner neoprene. If you need lift, you’ll have more than enough, trust me. No need to go down to the Float. And as I said, in the end, you might even have more than that model. If they could have made the legs a tiny bit tighter, this would be the Ferrari of wetsuits. I think it already competes with the top-end Zone3 Vanquish and the Roka. And it’s a tad cheaper than those. Hope this helps with your decision.
This is an amazing piece of kit.
The previous version was easier to get on and off, but the Flex is fast
