Rip Curl
Rip Curl - Holiday Boilersuit Coveralls | Washed Black
£45.00£89.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Waves UPF Performance Long Sleeve Rash Guard | Black
£17.50£34.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Waves UPF Performance Short Sleeve Rash Guard | Black
£15.00£29.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Classic Surf Short Sleeve UPF Rash Guard | Black
£15.00£29.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Shock UPF Short Sleeve Rash Guard | Dark Grey
£15.00£29.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Salt Water Culture Surf Bucket Hat | Blue Stone
£20.00£39.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Women’s Dawn Patrol Chest Zip 4/3 | Charcoal
£135.00£270.00Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Mens Omega Long-Sleeve Wetsuit Jacket | Blue
£37.50£74.95Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Surf Series Packable Hooded Towel Poncho | Black
£25.00£49.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Dawn Patrol 3/2 Chest Zip Wetsuit | Black
£125.00£249.99Unit price /UnavailableRip Curl
Rip Curl - Women Omega 4/3 Back Zip Wetsuit | Slate Rose
£95.00£190.00Unit price /Unavailable
Rip Curl
Founded in 1969 by Doug Warbrick and Brian Singer, Rip Curl emerged from the iconic surf town of Torquay, Australia. The brand began as a surfboard manufacturing company but quickly expanded into a more comprehensive range of surf-related products, including pioneering advancements in wetsuit technology. Rip Curl introduced the first steamer wetsuit, the "Rip Curl Elasto," in 1981, followed by the revolutionary "Rip Curl F-Bomb," the first-ever stitchless wetsuit, in 1996. The company's commitment to innovation continued with the release of the "FlashBomb," known for its quick-drying capabilities.
Today, Rip Curl maintains its reputation as a leader in the surf industry, celebrated for its high-quality wetsuits, surfwear, and accessories. The brand is also deeply committed to sustainability, evident in its "Saltwater Culture" collection, which uses recycled materials. Rip Curl sponsors a roster of world-class surfers, including three-time World Champion Mick Fanning and two-time World Champion Tyler Wright, further cementing its presence in the global surf culture.