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Warmbac Retro Special Needs WetsuitThe Warmbac Retro Special Needs Wetsuit with Hood and Socks is brand new and unique wetsuit as they will be made to fit the user. Manufactured by Warmbac, this wetsuit has been specifically designed by Enable Enterprises and its chief executive; Simon Stevens, to meet the needs of disabled people and the special needs market.
Simon has cerebral palsy and is an active water sports lover, involved with kayaking, waterskiing, sailing, jet-skiing and windsurfing. The suit has been carefully
The design is retro and is fundamentally based on the 2 piece ‘beavertail’ wetsuit popular in the 1960s and 1970s and made famous by films such as James Bonds’ Thunderball and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
The suit consists of waist trousers which can be comfortably worn with swimming trunks or suit, or for those who require them, incontinence pants or nappies with or without plastic pants, or special swimming nappies. The waist pants are also the most effective design for wheelchair users and very easy to put on. The jacket has a front zip and the important feature of a crotch strap or beavertail. The beavertail ensures that the jacket does not rise or the trousers fall when The suit is complimented with a comfortable and snug hood and pair of socks, ensuring warmth throughout the year for a range of watersports. The socks have non-slid soles, making them an appropriate lightweight alternatives to booties. The retro design of the suit makes it ideal for those who want the combination of comfort with the thrill of living the past of watersports, when wetsuits where really wetsuits! For more information, pleast view our Faq's page or click here to go directly to our ebay shop to buy the Warmbac Retro Special Needs Wetsuit Please contact us for more information or if you have any questions on either Telephone number: 0800 358 8484 or by e-mail. All orders are manufactured on request and may take up to 28 days to deliver.
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Designed by Scott I. Routledge
designed to be most effective in a range of watersports and still remain easy for a wide range of people with special needs to put on and take off. The design comes from over a decade of experience of Simon in using many different kinds of wetsuits.
completely submerse within the water and provides comfort and security. The beavertail is fastened by two fasteners using a twist lock mechanism, this is more secure than Velcro and preferable for people who have spasms. The beavertail is comfortable to wear and is discreet.