2011 Rocket Science Sports Rocket Carbon Wetsuit

First carbon fibre integrated wetsuit that complies with the latest WTC, USAT, and ITU regulations

The Rocket wetsuit line introduces the ultimate wetsuit in the triathlon market designed for the athlete who seeks to maximize his/her performance by taking advantage of exclusive proprietary designs and material like BLT (Buoyancy Laminated Technology), VT (Vortex Technology) and no H2O Technology to make you faster and more efficient with every stroke. RSS also pioneered first welded seam wetsuit in the triathlon industry in 2005 to maximize comfort and durability.

Rocket Science Sports has introduced the newest and most advanced proprietary materials to wetsuit construction in order the maximize the athlete's performance at every level. Buoyancy Laminated Technology, Vortex Technology, and No H2O Technology to make you faster and more efficient with every stroke. RSS also pioneered the first welded technology wetsuit in the triathlon industry in 2005 to make the perfect blend of comfort and durability.

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About our Products:

CARBON DRIVE - The Carbon Wetsuit has built in panels that are activated on the pull portion of the stroke, increase the effective cross section area of the arm by 8%. These panels comply with the latest WTC, USAT, and ITU regulations.

MAGLOCK - This feature reduces your transition time. The new Maglock design that eliminates the need for velcro. It reduces your transition time with easy one step reach-pull action.

BOUYANCY LAMINATED TECHNOLOGY (BLT) - Rocket Science has developed an innovative buoyancy laminated technology material. The BLT utilizes various densities of neoprene rubber resulting in the most lightweight and flexible material used in triathlon wetsuits. The material is approximately 30% to 50% lighter than most of the neoprene on the market today, creating a phenonmenal competitive advantage.

VORTEX TECHNOLOGY - Our properietary vortex generators are V-shaped ridges which protrude from the wetsuit and racesuit surface. The ridges are composed of rubber and are attached to the midsection of the lower back. Our strategic placement of the vortex generators reduces drag by minimizing the size of the separation bubbles that form behind the buttocks of a submerged swimmer.