Dan? Emilio? Monty?
An acquaintance apparently has some kind of skin reaction to neoprene, causing breakouts on her skin and face. Is there such a thing as a neoprene-free triathlon wetsuit?
Dan? Emilio? Monty?
An acquaintance apparently has some kind of skin reaction to neoprene, causing breakouts on her skin and face. Is there such a thing as a neoprene-free triathlon wetsuit?
For surfing, yes
https://hyperflexusa.com/greenprene/
Tri? I dunno
Not sure if she’d react poorly to Yulex as well, but there’s Patagonia.
DeSoto use something called GreenGoma rubber in their wetsuits, which they say is not petroleum-based like other wetsuits. Perhaps this will make a difference for your friend? I believe they have a pretty generous trial policy. Might be worth checking out. I’m very happy with my T1 wetsuit, though I can’t honestly say I notice much of a difference in the rubber (maybe that’s a good thing?)
As mentioned, De Soto (and some others) use limestone-based foam instead of Yammamoto. That being said, almost every wetsuit is lined with a nylon jersey material so there is almost no neoprene-to-skin contact.