The original stretch boardshort is back in all its glory, pulled from our early '00s archive. Premium Hyperfreak Stretch with nylon side panels creates a flexible fit that's super comfortable.
This is a lightweight active polo shirt that's perfect for beach days, golf or casual wear. Key features include O'Neill Hyperdry moisture-wicking, UPF 50+ sun protection and our O'Neill smart shield fabric.
The Epic has many of the same great features as our high-end wetsuits, including 100% UltraFlex neoprene, double seal neck closure, LSD (lumbar seamless design) and re-engineered covert blackout zip.
The Hyperfreak F.U.Z.E. (Chest Zip) is constructed with super light TechnoButter 3 and TB3X neoprene. We added 0.5mm thicker material as a step-up from the HyperFreak Comp.
O'Neill's Modular Closure system features interchangeable neck and hood closures with dual cinches to ensure water stays out. Built with Recycled TechnoButter 3 and TB3x neoprene containing 90% or more recycled fibers in the liner fabrics.
Paddle out or kick back on the beach in this classic boardshort. It features Hyperfreak stretch fabrication, Hyperdry moisture wicking and side hand pockets to stash those essentials.
Gear up for surf days in the new Hyperfreak Tech Solid, featuring a streamlined design and top-tier performance features. Hyperfreak Pro Stretch adds premium flexibility while the no-inseam design keeps you rash-free all day long.
The Ninja Series offers high end quality features, exceptional durability and lasting value. Featuring UltraFlex neoprene for freedom of moment, DL FluidFlex Firewall insulation, internal Ultraflex taped seams and water tight double super seal neck closur
The HyperFreak F.U.Z.E. (Chest Zip) is constructed with our exclusive super light Recycled TechnoButter 3 and TB3X neoprene containing 90% or more recycled fibers in the liner fabrics.
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