수온에 따른 웻수트 선택 가이드

[해아아빠(윤선희)]

이번주 몇미리 입어야 하는가에 대한 가이드라인입니다.

초급자를 위한 가이드라인이니 윈드서핑, 서핑, 웨이크, 카이트 등 수상 스포츠에 

경험이 많은 분들과 잘 아시는 분들은 패스하세요

물과 공기의 비열차로 같은 기온일땐 봄이 가을보다 수온이 낮은점을 참고해서

아래의 수온별 웻수트 두께를 참고하시면 되겠습니다.

참고로 국립해양조사원의 수온 관측 자료가 있는  url 입니다.

(현 시각 기준 전곡항 인근의 수온이 7.4 ℃로 나오네요)

http://www.khoa.go.kr/koofs/kor/observation/obs_real_detail.asp?tsType=0&tsId=211&obsItem=WT_TEM

혹 윈드그루에서는 수온이 안나오나요??

아래 내용은 대충,,, 영국 기준인거 같은데 영국은 난류 영향으로 우리나라보다 겨울에 무지 따뜻하니

이것도 감안하고 이해하심이 좋을거 같습니다.

원본 url

https://store.magicseaweed.com/blog/msw-wetsuit-guide-3mm-4mm-or-5mm/

구글 번역 url

http://translate.google.com/translate?sl=en&tl=ko&js=n&prev=_t&hl=ko&ie=UTF-8&u=https%3A%2F%2Fstore.magicseaweed.com%2Fblog%2Fmsw-wetsuit-guide-3mm-4mm-or-5mm%2F

MSW Wetsuit Guide: 3mm, 4mm or 5mm?

If you live and surf in the UK or Ireland and you’re worried about being too warm in the water please don’t fret – our magical isles have a way of ensuring it’s rarely an issue. None the less choosing which wetsuit to buy and which to wear on any given day takes a bit of thought. Bear in mind this table is designed for average seasonal conditions and water temperatures but the air temperature and especially wind chill on any given day make a huge difference. You could be comfortable in a 4mm wetsuit on one winter’s day with calm weather, a little sunshine and average air temperatures and freezing cold the next day if the wind gets up, the temperature drops and the cloud covers the sun.

Picking a wetsuit depends on the season but this catches many novice surfers out. Bear in mind the sea heats up very slowly, the sun can be shining and the air warm for a few months before it makes a real difference to sea temperatures, so the wetsuit seasons always run a bit behind the actual season. Spring is cold in the water even when the sun’s shining, a winter wetsuit is worn by many surfers right up until June on a cold year. Once summer comes and the water heats up the warmer temperatures can last right through to the end of October so yoursummer wetsuit will stay on longer than you might think. The worst winter chill is February when the sea has had time to cool to match the air.

Picking a wetsuit also depends hugely on your budget, we can’t all afford the luxury of a wetsuit to match every condition.

Get a 3mm, 4mm AND 5mm wetsuit. The lifespan of a wetsuit is directly related to the number of hours it spends in the water so although you’ll put more pounds up front ultimately you’ll need to replace your wetsuits less frequently so long term you’ll spend no more and you’ll always be able to pick a perfect match for the temperature.

Most surfers own a ‘summer’ suit and a ‘winter’ suit. Typically one 3mm and one 5mm. In reality the 5mm probably spends about 7-8 months in the water and the 3mm the rest depending on your preference and where you surf. For most surfers on a limited budget the money goes on a top of the range winter wetsuit and economising is done on the summer wetsuit when warmth is less critical and the thinner neoprene already means the wetsuit is stretchier.

Beginners faced with the means to own only one wetsuit often put their money on a 3mm wetsuit. Your first surf lesson was in the summer and it was the cheapest option. Bear in mind you’ll definitely need to upgrade for late autumn and winter. There’s no getting around this – 3mm in winter is horrible, you’ll be agonisingly cold however brave you think you are.

4mm wetsuits often seem the ideal compromise, it’s a little warm in the summer and sufferable in the winter. If you’re a fair weather surfer likely to sit out the coldest months it can see you through most of the year, or with a polypro vest and decent accessories there are plenty of committed surfers for whom flexibility is key surfing the winter in these wetsuits (in the South West UK at least, good luck to you in the North East).

However we’re going to suggest that if you only own one wetsuit, and you want to surf as much as possible through the year, it’s a 5mm. Be warm in the winter and spring, very warm in the autumn and down right hot in summer. If it gets unbearable take it off, open the neck, splash some water in – or (and again if budget is tight) grab a crappy ￡20 petrol station shortie for those hotter days (they’re few and far between anyway). Being too hot in summer is nothing on being too cold in winter.

[해아아빠(윤선희)]

응 그런거 같어

[나현호]

겨울 용으로 7미리 하나 지르고 프네요
한겨울에두 들어가게

[존버(권창안)]

일단 5월까지는 5미리 입으시고

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6~7월은 3미리

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8월은 투피스이지만 비가오면서 바람 불면 3미리 로 변신~~

[존버(권창안)]

9~10월 중순까지는 3미리

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그리고 쭈욱 5미리~~

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체질에 따라 내피를 입으면 되는듯~~

[존버(권창안)]

드라이는 안입어봐서 모르겠는데 아마도 5월 초순이면 땀띠나지 않을까??

[존버(권창안)]

몇년간 윈핑 경험 입니다

추위에 약하면 에어웨이브 반팔 보온티가 따ㅣ봉~~

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윤박사님

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전 여름빼곤 전부 드라이..

[존버(권창안)]

땀띠 난다~~