Fjord 5.0
Men. Cut: Not published.
$1,399
Brand price from deboer. Stock: In stock. Checked 2026-11-09.
New suit. Captured sizes: XS, S, ST, M, MT, MTT, L, LT, LTT, XL, XLL, XXL. Displayed price on the manufacturer product page. The page does not call this figure MSRP. Open the source page.
Specifications
- Maximum published thickness
- Stated panel figures on the page include 1.50, 4 mm. The highest stated figure is 4 mm. The page does not set that figure out as a measured maximum of the finished suit.
- Materials
- Not published
- Buoyancy
- The product page discusses buoyancy. It does not publish one number on a scale shared with other brands.
- Sizes on the captured page
- XS, S, ST, M, MT, MTT, L, LT, LTT, XL, XLL, XXL
Thickness rule, not a race entry
The highest figure used on the chart for this model is 4 mm, which is under 5 mm. That does not prove the finished suit, and it does not decide whether a wetsuit is allowed at a race. USA Triathlon rule 3.2.1b, in the rules dated 2026.01.01, states that a wetsuit may not exceed 5 mm anywhere, and that two pieces stacked in an overlap may not exceed 5 mm together. World Triathlon competition rules section 4.11 d (i), in the 2026 rules file with pages dated 13 December 2025, states the same 5 mm limit and allows a tolerance of 0.3 mm. A figure printed by a brand is not a measurement of the finished suit. It is not approval by World Aquatics. World Aquatics keeps a separate approved-swimwear list. A suit can meet a thickness line and still be forbidden at a warm race. Water temperature, swim distance, and the athlete category decide that. The event referee applies the table.
The temperature tables are on the method page. This site does not call a suit legal, and it does not claim a hands-on test.