Zoggs launches the Predator SS26 range with new tri suits and wetsuits for triathlon
Zoggs has unveiled its SS26 triathlon and open water collection featuring the new Predator Trisuit Ultra, Pro, and Tour trisuits, plus a range of neoprene focused on both competitive performance and open water.
The brand is thus expanding its technical offering beyond swimming with a line designed to meet the real needs of modern triathlon. The focus is on three very specific aspects: aerodynamics, compression and sustained comfortboth in competition and in long efforts.
A new Predator range designed to compete
Zoggs' main new feature for 2026 is the arrival of the Predator Trisuit Ultra, Pro and Tour, a collection developed with a clearly competitive focus.
The new models use Ultralight, quick-drying Italian fabricscombined with strategic compression zones and mesh panels to improve ventilation without compromising aerodynamic efficiency.
In that pursuit of performance, Zoggs has incorporated details that fit well with real-world triathlon use: heat-sealed seams, seamless underarm areas to reduce chafing, zippers with Cam Lock system and a low-absorption triathlon-specific chamoisdesigned to offer support on the bike without causing discomfort during running.
What each new Zoggs trisuit offers
Within the new collection, the Predator Trisuit Ultra It is the model most oriented towards long distances and prolonged comfort.
Zoggs presents it as a tri suit designed to offer maximum comfort even during long efforts, with two rear pockets for nutrition, support bands on sleeves and legs, and a pattern with longer arms and legs to smooth airflow.
El Predator Trisuit ProFor its part, it is presented as an option for races and training, especially over short distancesIt retains much of the Ultra's technical focus, with lightweight, quick-drying fabric, a triathlon-specific chamois, mesh panels, and two rear pockets, although with a slightly more direct orientation towards competitive use in shorter formats.
In both cases, the brand insists on the combination between snug fit, breathability, and seconds savedThis idea fits the profile of a triathlete looking for a fast, stable and comfortable garment throughout the race.
New wetsuits for triathlon and open water swimming are also arriving.
The SS26 collection isn't limited to tri suits. Zoggs is also expanding its wetsuit catalog with the following ranges: Predator y Hypex, two lines that respond to different profiles within triathlon.
The Predator, with versions Ultra FS, Pro FS y Tour FSIt is designed for those looking for Maximum buoyancy, speed and efficiencyAccording to the brand, it incorporates panels AeroDome to raise the body in the water and a construction focused on supporting the triathlete in each phase of swimming.
The line HypexInstead, it focuses on a more natural feel in the water. Zoggs defines it as a range with minimal thickness, high flexibility and great freedom of movementaimed at those who prioritize a smoother, less buoyant swimming style. The official reference can now be consulted. Hypex Tour FS on the brand's website. Both collections will be available in men's and women's options.
Outside of the most competitive segment, the brand completes its offering with the models Explore y Scout For open water. These wetsuits are designed for users of different levels, from experienced swimmers to those starting out in open water, with an emphasis on comfort, durability, and freedom of movement in the shoulders and torso.
Sustainability as part of development
Zoggs has also sought to reinforce its sustainability message in this new collection. The brand notes that it is making progress in the use of more responsible materials, optimized processes and reuse of manufacturing waste.
Some models include materials equivalent to Up to 45 recycled bottles per suit and reuse more than 5.000 kilos of neoprene waste per year.
What does this launch mean for the triathlete?
With this SS26 collection, Zoggs takes a clear step to strengthen its presence in triathlon beyond swimming gear.
The new Predator range aims to cover both the triathlete who competes in short distances and the one who prioritizes comfort in long races, while the neoprene range expands the spectrum between pure performance, natural swimming and recreational or beginner open water.
Details regarding commercial availability and prices in each market are lacking, as this information is not specified in the documentation provided.
What Zoggs does make clear with this launch is its intention to make a stronger entry into the technical segment of triathlon for the 2026 season. To view the official range of wetsuits, you can do so at the Zoggs website.
