Rip Curl Flash Bomb 4/3 Large Wetsuit. Brand new with all tags intact.

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Rip Curl Flash Bomb 4/3 Large Wetsuit. Brand new with all tags intact.

Hi all. I've got a brand new, never worn Rip Curl Flash Bomb Backzip black wetsuit for sale (size Large). I bought one of these beauties for myself in Santa Cruz for Christmas at the Rip Curl store and then got the exact same one as a gift soon after. Needless to say, one does not need two exact same wetsuits. The new lining is super warm and toasty and they do dry super fast (they say 15 minutes...I say more like 30/45 minutes...still, that's pretty fast). I've worn mine in Santa Cruz and San Francisco and it's kept me warm and comfy during these weeks of brrrr. No 5/4 needed..this 4/3 works great!

http://shop.ripcurl.com/us/shop/categories/wetsuits/guys/flash-bomb/

Because all the tags are intact and the suit is still new, you can exchange it for another size, color or chest zip at the Rip Curl stores or perhaps even Wise Surf Shop. Paid $460.00 with tax new...hoping to sell for $350 obo.

Thanks for looking...and feel free to email if interested or have any questions.

Mike

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7 comments

bluefish
17 weeks ago

Maybe you can get away with only one suit given the Flashbomb lining, but I think one can have two suits, especially if you don't like getting into a wet wetsuit. I'm in the market for a 2nd for this very reason, but sadly I'm a smaller size. Good luck!

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platypus
17 weeks ago

2 suits is a great luxury, especially useful on CA surf roadtrips if you're surfing twice a day. However, my preference is to have one 4/3 and one hooded 5/4... Works great when the water warms up a bit.

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going_left
17 weeks ago

two suits allows for two/ones

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sharkturd
17 weeks ago

Lots of peeps have a quiver of boards. I have two boards....and a quiver of 3 wetsuits that I keep in the rotation. If you surf regularly, say 2-3-4 times a week, one wetsuit rarely dries completely before next use, especially in winter. It's hard enough to get in a wet wetsuit when you're young let alone when you're...not young. Yes, multiple wetsuits are a luxury....and a necessity.

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leadingzero
17 weeks ago

It's the eff you man!

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duncan
17 weeks ago

I have three of the same wetsuits....only difference is the year of manufacture.

Two of the same wetsuits makes sense to me.

Keep them both and always put on a dry wetsuit.

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Cbrody
17 weeks ago

quivers, both board and suit, are a luxury not all are able to afford. I for one love putting on a wet cold sandy suit because it reminds me how bad ass I am.

Re the OP: why not exchange yourself at a shop for store credit?

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