TODAY’S PATENT-WETSUITS WITH HYDRODYNAMIC INTERLOCKING AND KINESIOLOGIC FEATURES

The Wetsuits With Hydrodynamic Interlocking And Kinesiologic Features was invented by James Molyneux, Ty A. Ransom on 29^th August 2013 bearing patent number US20130219579A1.

The present invention relates to a wetsuit for aquatic activities may include a wetsuit material having a first surface and an opposite second surface. The wetsuit may also include a chest pad located on the first surface in an anterior portion of the wetsuit corresponding with a portion of the wetsuit associated with the chest region of a wearer of the wetsuit. The chest pad may include a left-angled superior surface and a right-angled superior surface that intersect at a prow disposed at a superior portion of the chest pad, each of the left-angled superior surface and the right-angled superior surface being configured to route water from the chest region in a lateral direction.

The wetsuit recited in claim 1, includes a plurality of chest pads having substantially the same configuration recited in claim 1. The wetsuit recited in claim 1, wherein the left-angled superior surface and the right-angled superior surface are angled with respect to the direction normal to the first surface.