Neoprene Queen Triathlon Wetsuit Repair Kit - Fast, Effective Solution for Endurance Gear Fixes

These small patches have worked great to hold together seams in my wife’s O’Neill wetsuit that started coming apart due the stress from her pizza-driven expansion (please don’t tell her I said that!!). Easy to apply if you’re careful with the black rubber glue, and ready to use very quickly. Once on they’ve stayed on.

This stuff works pretty well. I glued together all the little rips and tears in my wet suits. I was even able to glue together a long tear that was about 10 inches long and it seems to be holding. There was a hole in one of the elbows of my suit that I used one of the round patches on. The glue held well but the patch deteriorated fell apart pretty fast. I think the key is to cover the patch in the glue because the glue is stronger than the patch itself.

It is important to know first that when you open the tube the goo is really thick. I thought perhaps it had gone bad so I looked at some of the other reviews and they said the same thing. It does not want to adhere to the neoprene so you have to force it to stay on so you can put the torn parts together. My daughters wet suit had torn at the collar both in the seam and into the fabric. I didn't want to use a patch as it would have not looked as good. The picture shows the left and right side of the zipper. The left side is where the tear is and was torn all the way to the opening. She has not used it yet so I don't know how it will hold up but I do recommend it as when I stretch it it acts like the original neoprene.

Did not use on a wetsuit but on my neoprene seat covers. I had my seat covers for 6 years and finally wore a hole one the drivers seat cover. Used this to patch. Easy and worked great, even one year later its holding up to daily use.

This glue repaired many holes in my wetsuit the first time I tried it. 6 months later, tried to use it again, and the glue was no longer thin- it was just thick blobs that didn't stick to anything. The whole tube had gone bad despite being capped properly. It was worth saving my wetsuit the first time, but since it is no good after being opened, I won't buy it again.

The glue comes out of the tube like rubber and will not stick to anything. It may have sat on the shelf to long, gotten to hot, or something. This may be a very good product if the glue is fresh.

I bought this to repair my spray skirt for whitewater kayaking. So far it has worked really well over the course of taking it into the pool for roll practice about 6 times. Doesn’t let any water in.

I followed the directions exactly and the patch fellow off. It is too thick for my wetsuit.