Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal. The 7” length provides a bit more coverage
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
Jetpilot Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal
By Jetpilot

Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal

$89.99

The Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short | Charcoal has a 7” length leg for the ladies who like a little more coverage in a short. Want to stay in the water doing what you love longer?  Then you will love the warmth and protection that the 1.5mm thickness provides, and they look good as well. These Neo Shorts look great paired with a Jetpilot Cause L/S Ladies Rashie.

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The Cause 7” Ladies Neo Short Take on the waves with confidence in the Cause 7" Ladies Neo Short! Featuring 100% 360 Stretch Neoprene, an internal drawstring, Glideskin Leg Cuff Seal, Jet-Lok Seam Construction, and 1.5mm Thickness for unbeatable maneuverability and protection, these shorts are ready for any surf or wake challenge. Get wet and wild with the Ladies Neo Short! Jetpilot Cause L/S Ladies Rashie available in 3 colours. Product Features:
  • 100% 360 Stretch Neoprene
  • Internal Draw String
  • Glideskin Leg Cuff Seal
  • Jet-Lok Seam Construction
  • 1.5mm Thickness
JETPILOT Jetpilot was born in 1986 when it made a name for itself by creating the most technically advanced wetsuits, vests and apparel for the sport of personal watercraft racing. The inspiration came from 4 Californians with a strong passion for Moto X and Watercraft. As Scott, Jeff, Eric and Phil got heavily into Watercraft they saw that no one was focusing on Rider apparel in this growing sport. Their MX background gave them the vision and design concepts that changed the industry to what we are today. The Jetpilot brand name was chosen from the guys from their experience of racing Moto X at a Pro level in America and Europe. They were called Moto pilots if you rode Moto X bikes in Europe. They didn’t want to call the brand Jet Ski Pilot racing apparel as Jet Ski was a Kawasaki trademark name for their watercraft products, so the brand Jetpilot was the title of the new direction in watersports gear.