Mystic has released its FW26/27 Waterwear collection, a range of technical gear built specifically for cold water and unpredictable weather. The launch includes new iterations of the brand's wetsuits, harnesses, boots, and gloves.
The development of the collection was centered on testing in Lofoten, where riders faced volatile forecasts and rapid temperature drops. According to reports from IKSURFMAG, the gear is designed to handle moments when a short window of rideable conditions opens, requiring equipment that allows kiters to get on the water immediately without compromising on warmth.
Technical Protection for Cold Sessions
The FW26/27 lineup focuses on keeping riders protected and comfortable when conditions are at their most demanding. By updating the core essentials, the brand aims to ensure that performance remains high even as the water temperature falls. The range covers all contact points and thermal layers, from high-stretch wetsuits to insulated accessories.
Included in the new release are:
- Technical wetsuits designed for thermal retention.
- Specialized harnesses built for secure fit in heavy gear.
- Neoprene boots and gloves for extreme cold.
Every piece is made to keep riders protected, comfortable and ready to perform when the conditions are on.
Testing in the Arctic Circle
The choice of Lofoten as a backdrop for the collection emphasizes the shift toward gear that can withstand the Arctic environment. The unpredictable nature of the northern climate served as the benchmark for the collection’s durability and heat management. IKSURFMAG noted that the range is built for those who cannot afford to wait when the wind finally drops into the right zone.
As part of the North Actionsports Group, Mystic continues to expand its catalog of accessories, which includes established lines such as the Mystic Stealth, Mystic Majestic X, and Mystic Marshall. This latest waterwear drop follows the brand's 2026 updates to its helmet and hardware categories.
The FW26/27 Waterwear collection is now available for riders preparing for the upcoming winter season.
