Triathlon Wetsuit Rentals
how it works
Yes—we rent triathlon wetsuits! Whether you’re racing or training, get a properly fitted wetsuit for comfort, warmth, and speed in open water.
How It Works
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Weekly Rentals
Rentals run from Thursday to Tuesday, so you’ll have it for the full weekend. One extra day between rentals allows us time to clean and repair the suits.
If you are travelling to or from a race, we can work with you to accommodate your travel dates.
Simple Sizing
Choose your size based on height/weight; we can chat with you to confirm sizing when you book You are also welcome to try the suits on in our store. And, yes, we can help you out with all of our tips and tricks for putting the suits on properly.
Easy Pickup & Return
Collect at our shop, swim, then drop back after.
Any shipping to or from our store is the customer's responsibility.
No-Stress Fit Guarantee
Rentals are made on a first-come, first-fitted basis: we try to get the best fit from the suits available at the time of booking. However, if it doesn’t fit when you try it, we’ll switch sizes if available.
Rental Pricing
Weekly Rental: $75
Single Day Rental: $35
Day rentals only available for weekdays.
FAQ's
Wetsuits are sized by height and weight, and we’ll do our best to match you to the best-fitting suit available when you book. In-store, we’ll guide you through how to put it on properly and help adjust the fit so it performs as intended.
Proper fit starts with proper technique. We’ll walk you through it to make sure you’re race-day ready.
There’s always some variability. Wetsuit sizes often span 20–25 lbs and 3–4 inches in height, so results can vary. Some suits work better for certain body types than others—and higher-end suits are more forgiving and adaptable thanks to better materials. We’ll help you find the best available option for you.
Our standard rental week runs Thursday to Tuesday, which aligns with most weekend race schedules. This also gives us time to clean, dry, and repair suits between rentals.
Need a suit for a different timeframe? Just contact us—we’re often able to accommodate alternate pickup or return dates.
Yes! We accept advance reservations any time during the season (May through fall).
Wetsuits are rented on a first-come, first-served basis, and full payment is required at the time of booking to hold your reservation.
Our standard rental week runs Thursday to Tuesday, which aligns with most weekend race schedules. This also gives us time to clean, dry, and repair suits between rentals.
Need a suit for a different timeframe? Just contact us—we’re often able to accommodate alternate pickup or return dates.
We do sell our rental suis after the local race season wraps up. Each suit is priced based on quality, age and condition. Our rental wetsuit sale usually starts in October and will be posted on our website.
If you have a suit you really like, let us know and we can reserve it for you for fall purchase.
Absolutely and we encourage that. We will also give you instructions and all of our tips and trips on how to put on the wetsuit for best fit. Even the perfect fitting suit needs to be put on properly in order to allow you to swsim without restriction.
Yes, sort of. We allow you to put one weekly rental towards the purchase price of a new wetsuit within the season. This doesn't apply to our fall rental wetsuit sale but you can rent a suit to assess fit and then buy a new suit with confidence that you have the correct size.
To protect the suit and ensure maximum performance:
Do not use petroleum-based products like Vaseline—use only wetsuit-approved lubricants. Acceptable lubricants include TriSlide, Chamois Butt'r GoStick Body Glide
Rinse thoroughly after use to remove chlorine, salt, and debris.
Avoid sharp objects and fingernails when putting the suit on.
Ask us for tips on how to put it on correctly—we're happy to help!
Here it is! Wetsuit Rental Policy
Start Your Wetsuit Rental Today
Include your height and weight as well as the preferred rental dates so we can match you with your best fit for your event.
