Hurley M Plus Sleeve Texture 3/2 mm FS

The Plus Sleeve Texture 3/2 mm delivers reliable, comfortable and sustainable warmth: highly stretchy eco-friendly neoprene, seams placed so you can surf freely and sealed to keep water out, and a thermal inner lining with a smooth collar that holds in the heat.

Who it's for

• Spring and autumn, or summer in cool northern waters
• Surfers who prioritise freedom of movement
• Kitesurfing and wing in spring and autumn

Features

• Sustainable warmth: limestone-based neoprene, carbon black recycled from old tyres and solution-dyed yarns.
• Neospan Superstretch on the exterior: more stretch so you can move with total freedom.
• Geometric print on the sleeves.
• Xtend 2.0 inner lining: softer feel, insulates against the cold and dries faster between sessions.
• Performance patterning: seams are placed away from the areas of greatest movement.
• Chest entry (chest zip): watertight and easy to get on and off.
• Key pocket on the inner chest panel.
• 100% sealed seams: tape on all inner seams to keep water out and make the suit last longer; double-glued and blind-stitched.
• Jacquard thermal lining on the chest, back and front of the legs.
• Smoothskin collar (smooth neoprene) that limits water entry.
• Lightweight knit knee pads that absorb less water.
• Thickness: 2 mm in the arms, 3 mm in the chest and back, 3 mm in the legs.

Which size to choose

Official Hurley men's wetsuit size chart. Go by weight first and then by height: the short sizes (MS, LS) are for bodies of the same size but shorter stature, and the tall sizes (ST, MT, LT) are for taller riders. If you're between two sizes, choose the one that best matches your weight. More tips in our guide to choosing a wetsuit. Check the selector for the sizes available in store.

Frequently asked questions

What water temperature is it for?

As a general guide, a 3/2 mm works well between around 15 and 19 °C: spring and autumn, or summer in cool northern waters.

How do I get the size right?

Use the chart above with your height and weight. A wetsuit should fit snugly, like a second skin, without restricting your breathing or holding back your arms: if bags or wrinkles form on the back or in the armpits, it's too big and water will get in.

How do I care for it so it lasts longer?

Rinse it with fresh water after every session and dry it in the shade, inside out first, without hanging it on a thin hanger. Avoid prolonged direct sun and chlorinated water: Hurley's warranty does not cover damage caused by sun or chlorine.