Neoprene Paddling Shirt

The Equinox Long Sleeve Neoprene Paddling Shirt offers extra stretch, and extra length, neoprene along the width of your back and over your shoulders.  This, combined with the paddling specific pattern design, means free rotation, shoulder movement and a perfectly normal forward stroke which is never impeded. The slick rubber panel on the chest means any cold-water splash is repelled and keeps the cold wind off your chest.
Paddling in the Equinox Neoprene Paddling shirt feels like you're paddling in a textile paddling shirt, only a lot warmer!
FEATURES:

• Designed specifically for paddling
• Uninhibited shoulder rotation
• Uninhibited forward stroke reach
• Water & Wind repellent slick on the front
• Feels like a normal shirt
• Made from 1mm High Stretch Neoprene
• Made in South Africa!

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Rinse with clean fresh water after every use.
• Hand wash only.
• Hang to dry out of direct sunlight.
• Do not store in direct sunlight.

The MOCKE EQUINOX Neoprene Range – Paddle your best, even when it’s cold.

Paddling is not seasonal. Seasons may change but we don’t stop paddling. The Equinox Neoprene Range is seasonal paddling gear made for the evergreen paddler!
We believe that your paddling gear should always aid performance and never hold you back.  This is especially true when conditions are cold. The Equinox brand of neoprene paddling gear was created to ensure that you can paddle at your peak performance even when it’s cold.
Paddling in cold water and cold weather is tough. Athletic performance is naturally inhibited by the cold.  To stay warm, we gear up, and yet again performance is inhibited.  Finding the right balance between gear and performance is critical. The Equinox range solves that problem, allowing you to paddle at your best, even when it’s cold.
The Equinox range has been designed with the perfect fit while offering free rotation and shoulder movement and never impeding paddling posture.  The long sleeve offers 1mm slick water repellent rubber in key high splash areas ensuring you’re kept warm in the roughest of waters.