Orca - Zeal Openwater Perform Wetsuit - Women's - 2025

 Orca - Zeal Openwater Perform Wetsuit - Women's

The Evolution of the Openwater Perform

The Orca Zeal Openwater Perform Wetsuit is designed for open-water swimmers who want to keep a neutral swim position whilst also demanding total freedom of movement. This suit maximises stretch whilst minimising buoyancy, helping swimmers maintain their ideal swimming position. 

Why Choose the Zeal Perform

FINA Certification

Officially approved by the International Swimming Federation - perfect for competitive open-water events

Maximum Flexibility with Yamamoto 40+ Neoprene

Exceptional stretch technology ensures unrestricted stroke range and comfort during long swims

Neutral Buoyancy for Natural Body Position

Thoughtful panel thickness distribution that keeps your body horizontal in the water without the additional lift 

Zero Interface Design

Ultra-elastic construction. that delivers a glove-like fit that moves seamlessly with your body, reducing the resistance in the water.

Who is the Zeal Perform Made For?

The Zeal Perform is ideal for open-water swimmers who can hold themselves in the water with confidence without the need of buoyancy, for those who prefer a natural swim feel without the interference of the wetsuit. It's also perfect for those open-water swimmers who want the option to do both breaststroke and front-crawl swimming. 

Technical Specifications

Neoprene Thickness

Shoulders & Arms: 2mm
Chest, Back & Legs: 3mm

• Yamamoto 40+ neoprene
• SCS Coating
• Laser cut neck area combined with Hydrolite inner lining
• YKK-10 Zipper 

The Brand:

Founded by former triathlon champion Scott Unsworth in 1992, Orca's products are designed with resilience in mind. With over 20 years experience in the triathlon arena, they work tirelessly to create premium, performance-enhancing products for everyone from entry-level to professional athletes.

Orca have created a range of wetsuits that are intended to meet each individual's needs, their swimming style and budget. By focussing on several key areas, their ultimate aim is to make you move faster in the water.