having come to the realisation she won't be doing any more triathlons any time soon, The Wife wants to get rid of her wetsuit. Bought for an Ironman, it's only been used a few times but is a few years old.
Size small (10 - but full details here: http://www.orca.com/uploads/images/editor/NHS11_speedsuit_size_chart.pdf), it was the top of the range Orca wetsuit at the time (£300+) but to try & ensure it goes to a good home Max is only looking for FIFTY POUNDS. Bargainous...
Sales blurb below:
"The fastest and most flexible wetsuit Orca has ever created, the Orca Apex 2 has set a benchmark in triathlon for performance and technology. The Orca Apex 2 features a world-first AirLite SCS Body Panel, which features internally crafted air cavities sealed within the neoprene. These air cavities make the neoprene 25% more buoyant, lifting the wearer into the optimum swimming position. The AirLite is combined with extremely flexible neoprene panels and inner layer lining in the arm and shoulder area. A range of panels with different thicknesses of neoprene, including the 2mm PowerCurve Shoulder, 3mm Bi-Rhythm Back, 1.5mm FreeSpan Arm and 2mm FlexSector Underarm, make the Apex 2 the most fl exible wetsuit in the Orca range. The Apex 2 is also the only Orca Speedsuit to feature SuperFlex Gold – a flexible and comfortable inner layer lycra material that promotes more efficient body motion and faster transitions. New features that will provide even greater performance include the third generation of Orca’s DuoS ooth Neck, a tapered neck seal with a new construction for improved performance and comfort. The Orca Apex 2 also has HydroKick Leg Panels to compliment its HydroStroke Forearm Panels, generating more power with every stroke and kick. Drag is eliminated, while the buoyancy, flexibility and range of movement provide for high levels of performance and speed."