The Orca Apex Flex V2 wetsuit, optimized for experienced swimmers, combines maximum flexibility with top-tier performance in open water. With low buoyancy, it is ideal for refining swimming technique.
Featuring exceptional flexibility, it stands out for its remarkable elasticity thanks to the use of 44+ neoprene and 0.88 Free technology. These materials require less force to stretch, allowing for smoother movements and greater freedom of swimming.
The enhanced cut at the shoulders and redesigned graphics optimize the natural arm movements essential for maximizing your performance. The Yamamoto 40 FS and 40 PF+ neoprene around the armpits and torso ensure maximum range and perfect compression.
For maximum comfort, the Ultimate Seal Collar technology provides precise laser-cutting and specialized lining. The HydroLite process allows for quick removal, while the YKK R zipper prevents the wetsuit from opening during swimming.
Key features of the Orca Apex Flex V2 wetsuit:
Our model Julien is 1.78m tall and wears a size 9.
Inner lining that ensures a sensation of absolute freedom. Provides an unprecedented level of flexibility, typically associated with high-end suits.
Reduce friction with the water to increase hydrodynamics and thus swimming speed.
Allow for easier removal of the suit and make transitions even faster.
The 0.88 technology was developed exclusively for Orca by Yamamoto to achieve the most elastic material to date. With a thickness of 0.5 mm, the thinnest neoprene on the market features a titanium coating to ensure greater thermal insulation. This revolutionary material, positioned on the arms and shoulders, thus provides greater freedom of movement while swimming.
This system provides additional support at the chest level to prevent excessive rotation and enhance the stability and efficiency of each movement.
To avoid any type of abrasion, all our suits have been equipped with a material that combines laser cutting, specialized lining, and reverse velcro.
This is the most flexible material in the Orca range. Stretching this neoprene requires 90% less force compared to conventional neoprene. The top-tier 44+ and 40+ constructions feature the Nano Ice SCS treatment, which enhances hydrodynamics to meet the expectations of the most demanding swimmers, reducing water resistance by 68%.
The Yamamoto 40, combined with Infinity Skin 2 technology and the Smoothskin exterior finish, offers athletes exceptional freedom of movement and maximum range during swimming motions.
The high-end design of Orca wetsuits prevents water from circulating through. How? Thanks to a Power-Fit lining, providing a perfect fit for swimmers.
Cutting-edge finishes, premium neoprene, and optimal construction enhance the overall hydrodynamics of the wetsuit, allowing for increased swimming speed.
The Yamamoto 38+ ensures better compression for an optimal fit of the suit, enhancing the comfort of the open water swimmer. The SCS surface treatment is used to maximize the hydrodynamic properties of the suits, reducing friction with the water to allow athletes to swim faster.
Yamamoto is one of the leading manufacturers of very high-performance neoprene. Its label is synonymous with quality, technology, and innovation. Orca uses Yamamoto neoprene on all its products, a durable, lightweight, and high-performance material. The construction of the panels and the combination of these different high-quality materials position Orca wetsuits at the forefront of the industry.
Our women's products are not merely adaptations of men's suits. They feature a cut developed exclusively by our athletes to deliver maximum performance.
The YKK Reverse zipper prevents the suit from opening during exercise. Its length and size are smaller than those integrated into the rest of our suits. Thus, movement restriction is minimized, and flexibility is improved.
Maximum flexibility. The Orca Flex range is specifically designed for swimmers who have no technical shortcomings and who maintain a correct horizontal and elevated position in the water. These swimmers need additional flexibility so that their kicking technique is not affected by other factors. The minimal buoyancy of the wetsuits in this range is designed not to alter the position of triathletes, making it important that they naturally have a correct posture in the water. The appropriate materials provide the triathlete with a sensation of freedom in the water and offer, in addition to the necessary thermal insulation, a slight buoyancy to make swimming even more comfortable.