

Xcel Women's Comp+ 2/1.5mm Boy Cut Springsuit for Surfing
The Xcel Women's Comp+ 2/1.5mm Long Sleeve Springsuit offers flexible coverage for surfers who prefer a short-leg wetsuit instead of a traditional fullsuit. Its lightweight construction combines long sleeves with a boy-cut design, providing upper-body insulation while leaving the lower legs uncovered.
Boy Cut vs. Cheeky Cut Springsuits
Boy-cut springsuits offer additional coverage around the hips and upper thighs. Cheeky-cut styles have a higher leg opening and provide a different fit through the lower body.
For another boy-short option, compare the Xcel Women's Axis 2mm Long Sleeve Boy Short Springsuit. It uses Ocena foam and flatlock seams, offering a different combination of materials and construction.
Surfers who prefer a higher-cut leg can also consider the Xcel Women's Axis 2mm Cheeky Cut Springsuit, which features limestone-based neoprene and traditional flatlock stitching.
Ocena Foam and Channel Flex Construction
This Comp+ springsuit uses Xcel's Ocena bio-based, neoprene-free foam with a flexible Channel Flex exterior. The construction is designed to support paddling, swimming, and movement through the shoulders and torso.
Its Thermo Dry Infrared (TDIR) interior provides thermal lining, while Q Lock comfort seams help maintain flexibility through the garment's joined panels.
2/1.5mm Springsuit vs. Thicker Wetsuits
A 2/1.5mm springsuit provides lighter insulation than thicker full wetsuits, making it an option for milder conditions. Water temperature, wind, session duration, and individual cold tolerance all affect the appropriate amount of insulation.
Unlike a full wetsuit, this boy-cut springsuit leaves the lower legs exposed. Its long sleeves provide additional arm coverage compared with short-sleeve styles.
Another Women's Long Sleeve Springsuit
For a different fit and design, explore the Xcel Women's Ocean Ramsey Water Inspired Axis 2mm Springsuit. This alternative uses SuperStretch neoprene, glued and blind-stitched seams, and a cheeky bikini-style cut.
Compare each model's materials, seam construction, fit, and available sizes before choosing your next springsuit.
Choosing the Right Women's Springsuit Size
A properly fitted springsuit should sit close against the body without restricting movement through the shoulders, torso, or hips. Excessive looseness may allow additional water circulation and reduce insulation.
Review Xcel's women's wetsuit size chart, including height, weight, bust, waist, and hip measurements before ordering.
Browse Seaside's women's wetsuit collection to compare additional springsuits, full wetsuits, thicknesses, and entry systems.

