Equipment designed around movement
Musto was title partner of the 2026 iQFOiL World Championship at Weymouth and Portland, presenting its Flexlite Dynamic wetsuit collection. The line was developed with input from elite sailors and athletes who use high-speed foiling equipment.
The September feature explains a design approach to clothing rather than introducing a new board or sail. Kit needs to protect its wearer while allowing rapid changes of position.
Feedback from the race course
World champion Andy Brown is among the athletes whose experience informed the range. The demands include long days, movement across the board and maintaining freedom in changing conditions.
A professional athlete’s preferences can guide product development without determining the correct size or protection for every recreational sailor. Fit and conditions remain individual questions.
Foiling has distinct demands
The collection is intended for high-performance watersports, where speed and frequent body movement place stress on fabric and seams. Musto describes a balance of flexibility and durability within the range.
A wetsuit is not the same as a buoyancy aid or impact-protection device. Users should follow current class and event rules for all required safety kit.
Choosing a suitable version
Buyers should compare the actual garment specification, sizing and intended water conditions before purchase. An outfit used by a world-level competitor need not be the best choice for an occasional learner.
The original RYA/Musto story and event-specific image document the product context. Current stock and technical care information should be checked with the supplier.