Short wetsuit

Here are some of the main features of shorty wetsuits:

Coverage: Covers the torso, shoulders and upper thighs, leaving the arms and parts below the knees exposed.
Thickness: Usually thinner, with common thicknesses of 1.5mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, etc., mainly providing basic warmth and sun protection.
Material: The main material is neoprene, which has certain warmth retention, elasticity and abrasion resistance.
Zipper location: The zipper is usually located on the back or front for easy on and off.
Advantages of shorty wetsuits:

Lightweight and flexible: Due to the smaller coverage area, it is lighter and more flexible to wear, allowing for freedom of movement.
Easy to put on and take off: Easier to put on and take off than longy wetsuits.
Relatively low price: Usually more affordable than longy wetsuits.
Suitable for warm waters: Provides adequate warmth and sun protection in environments with higher water temperatures.
Disadvantages of shorty wetsuits:

Poor warmth retention: Compared with longy wetsuits, it has a poorer warmth retention effect and is not suitable for cold waters.
Weak protection: The protection for arms and legs is not as comprehensive as that of long wetsuits, and it is easy to be stung or scratched by jellyfish, corals and other creatures.
Applicable scenarios of short wetsuits:

Diving and snorkeling in tropical or subtropical waters.
Water sports with higher water temperatures, such as surfing, kayaking, etc.
Indoor swimming pools or water parks and other places.
When choosing a short wetsuit, you need to consider the following factors:

Water temperature: Choose the appropriate thickness according to the water temperature. The higher the water temperature, the thinner the style should be.
Fit: Choose a size that fits you to ensure comfort and flexibility. Too loose will reduce the warmth effect, and too tight will affect activities.
Personal needs: Choose different styles and functions according to personal preferences and usage habits, such as zipper position, sun protection index, etc.
In short, a short wetsuit is a lightweight, flexible, and warm-water-suit. When choosing, you need to consider your own needs and the use environment. If you need to be in cold waters or conduct underwater activities for a long time, you need to choose a long wetsuit with better warmth.