Women's hooded wetsuits

Get ready for winter surfing with SRFACE hooded wetsuits for women. Our hooded wetsuits give you the warmth and flexibility you need to keep chasing waves when the water gets cold. Explore the range and find your perfect winter wetsuit.
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SRFACE hooded wetsuits for women

Cold water shouldn't keep you out of the water. Our hooded wetsuits for women are designed for performance in low temperatures, with the warmth, flexibility and comfort you need to keep surfing through the colder months. Whether you're dealing with chilly winds or icy water, SRFACE hooded wetsuits help you stay out longer and enjoy every session.

Choose the right thickness

Need help picking the right winter wetsuit thickness? Our thickness guide breaks it down based on water temperature. Most cold-water surfers go for a 5/4mm hooded wetsuit. For freezing cold sessions, the 6/5mm hooded wetsuit adds extra warmth and coverage.

Test your SRFACE wetsuit

Choosing the right size is essential. Use our fit check guide to find your perfect fit. Once you're confident it fits well, take your wetsuit for a surf. With our 30-Day Surf & Decide, you can put your wetsuit to the test in real conditions. Not completely satisfied with the fit? No problem, you can return it within 30 days of purchase, effortlessly and risk-free.

Whether you're looking for your first hooded wetsuit or upgrading your cold-water setup, you'll find reliable performance right here. Explore the range and make the most of winter.

FAQ's

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Most winter surfers prefer a 5/4mm or 6/5mm wetsuit for colder waters. The 5/4 is usually used around 8-10°C while the hooded alternative is used in water temperature around 4-10°C. The 5/4 hooded wetsuit is the go-to choice for most European surfers during mid-winter surf sessions, as a lot of heat can be lost through the head when duck diving. For the real die-hards that surf subzero conditions in northern Europe or conquer winters in Scotland and Ireland, a 6/5 mm or even 7 mm wetsuit isn’t a bad idea. In the extreme cold conditions, we recommend pairing your wetsuit with accessories such as boots or gloves.

No, not necessarily. In very cold conditions (below 10°C / 50°F), wearing a hood is highly recommended, as a significant amount of body heat is lost through the head when duck diving. However, the hood doesn’t always have to be attached to the wetsuit. You can pair a regular 5/4 wetsuit with a separate neoprene hood, offering more flexibility to adapt your setup to a wider range of temperatures. Just note that an attached hood generally provides a better seal against cold water flushing.

To stay warm and safe in cold water, you’ll need a few key accessories. Neoprene boots (5–7mm) keep your feet warm and improve grip, while gloves (3–5mm) protect your hands from wind chill. A neoprene hood, either attached or separate, helps prevent heat loss through your head. Many winter surfers also use a thermal rash vest under their wetsuit for extra insulation. Cold-water surf wax is essential to maintain traction on your board.