Rip Curl Flashbomb Fusion wetsuit

Rip Curl is an iconic Australian surfing company founded in 1969 by Doug Warbrick and Brian Singer in Torquay, Victoria. The brand is globally renowned for its high-performance surfing equipment and wetsuits, including the advanced Flashbomb Fusion series. In October 2021, Rip Curl was acquired by Kathmandu Holdings (now renamed KMD Brands), a New Zealand-based outdoor apparel and equipment company that also owns Kathmandu and Oboz. Today, Rip Curl products are manufactured across various facilities in Asia while maintaining its core Australian surf heritage and global distribution, including a strong presence in Sweden through local specialty retailers and distributors.