A spearfishing wetsuit is more than a standard wetsuit with camouflage printing.
The real differences come from how the product is used.
Spearfishing and freediving involve extended time in the water, repeated swimming, diving and body movement.
For this reason, flexibility and fit can be especially important.
Depending on the design, spearfishing wetsuits may use two-piece construction, loading pads on the chest, reinforced knees or other abrasion-resistant areas.
Camouflage is only one part of the product.
Before asking a factory which camouflage patterns are available, buyers should first consider:
Water temperature.
User level.
Desired thickness.
Flexibility versus durability.
Chest loading pad requirements.
Knee reinforcement.
Open-cell or lined construction.
Once those factors are clear, the visual design becomes much easier to develop.

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