When it comes to wetsuits, design drives performance. Surfing and wind sports may share the same elements like water, wind and neoprene, but the demands on your wetsuit are entirely different. At Prolimit, we design wetsuits specifically for windsurfing, kitesurfing, winging, and foiling. This isn’t just a marketing angle; it’s in the materials, fit, features, and performance. If you’re still riding in a surf wetsuit, here’s what you need to know.

At Prolimit, we are driven by the desire to create and build innovative watersports products. From the start, we recognized the unique needs of kiteboarders, which led us to introduce the first kite-specific harness. Our industry-first innovations - like neoprene soft edges, innerbelt constructions, dual foam systems, the first shell-based harnesses, and the slide-in barpad - have since become industry standards.

At Prolimit, safety, performance, and sustainability go hand-in-hand. If you’ve ever noticed the CE label inside your wetsuit and wondered what it means or why it matters, you are at the right place. Knowing about CE certification helps you understand why you should choose a CE-certified wetsuit. Let’s take a closer look at why this certification matters and its legally required.

Your harness is more than just a piece of your gear. A proper fit is essential for power transfer, comfort and avoiding pressure points or injuries. Whether you are kitesurfing, windsurfing or wingfoiling, at Prolimit, we know performance starts with the right fit. That’s why our harnesses are built with industry-leading innovations like our Mark Load plates for optimal load distribution without creating pressure points and advanced materials like PURE™.