Combinaison de natation triathlon Zerod Archi Femme 2026

The Zerod Archi Women's 2026 triathlon wetsuit is ideal for triathletes looking to improve their ease and performance in open water. Made from high-quality Yamamoto #38 and #39 neoprene, it offers excellent buoyancy to optimise your position in the water and reduce fatigue. Thanks to its strategically distributed thicknesses (2 to 4 mm), this wetsuit provides the perfect balance between comfort, flexibility and performance.

Its ultra-flexible MegaStretch jersey in the arms and shoulders ensures optimum freedom of movement, essential for smooth, efficient swimming. Designed for beginners and regular competitors alike, it facilitates technical progression.

The self-contained back closure makes it easy to put on without assistance, making it ideal for both training and competition. This versatile garment will help you achieve your goals, from short-distance events to long-distance Ironman triathlons.

Technical specifications:

- Use: Triathlon - open water swimming (short to long distance up to Ironman)
- Product benefits : Excellent buoyancy to improve position in the water. High-quality Yamamoto neoprene for performance and durability. Great shoulder flexibility thanks to MegaStretch
- Construction:

• Thighs: 4 mm Yamamoto #38 / SuperStretch
• Chest: 3 mm Yamamoto #38 / SuperStretch
• Raglan sleeves: 2 mm Yamamoto #38 / MegaStretch
• Underarms & back: 2 mm Yamamoto #39 / MegaStretch
• Legs: 3 mm Yamamoto #38 / SuperStretch
• Coating: SCS / Smooth Skin (back and armpits)

- Closure: classic back (stand-alone)
- Colour: black / technical design
- Reference: 25WWARCH
- Brand: Zerod

FAQ - Frequently asked questions

1. Is this wetsuit suitable for beginners?

Yes, it is ideal for beginner triathletes thanks to its high buoyancy and comfort.

2. Can it be used in Ironman competitions?

Yes, it's perfect for all distances, including Ironman.

3. Is it easy to put on by itself?

Yes, its back fastening means it can be used on its own without outside help.

4. What is the difference between Yamamoto #38 and #39?

The #39 is more flexible (mobile zones), while the #38 offers more buoyancy and support.

5. Does this suit focus on performance or comfort?

It offers an excellent compromise between the two, with the emphasis on buoyancy and ease of swimming.