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Wetsuit Thickness Recommender

Wetsuit Thickness Recommender MCP Connector for Claude

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Get precise wetsuit thickness and gear recommendations based on water temperature, air temperature, wind chill, and session duration.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner
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This MCP server provides deterministic thermal protection profiles for surfers, swimmers, and divers. By analyzing the interaction between water temperature and wind-chill adjusted air temperature, it calculates an effective temperature to determine the most critical thermal threat. Use calculate_wetsuit_recommendation to receive a full profile including suit thickness (e.g., 3/2mm, 4/3mm) and necessary accessories like hoods or gloves. The tool also accounts for session endurance, automatically suggesting thicker insulation for sessions exceeding 2 hours.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

get_thermal_risk_summary

Analyzes the environmental conditions to provide a simplified risk assessment

calculate_wetsuit_recommendation

Provides a complete thermal protection profile including suit thickness and necessary accessories

validate_session_parameters

Checks if the provided environmental and duration data are within logical bounds

See how to talk to your AI agent using Wetsuit Thickness Recommender.

I'm going surfing in 18°C water, 15°C air, with 20km/h wind for a 3-hour session. What wetsuit do I need?

You should use a 4/3mm wetsuit. Because your session is longer than 2 hours, an endurance adjustment was applied to the base 3/2mm recommendation.

What is the thermal risk if the water is 12°C and the air is 10°C with 5km/h wind?

The effective temperature is 10°C. This is considered cold water, and you will likely need a 5/4/3mm wetsuit along with a hood, booties, and gloves.

Recommend gear for 25°C water and 25°C air with no wind for a 1-hour swim.

A 0-2mm spring suit is recommended for these warm conditions.

Wind speed increases heat loss through wind chill. The tool adjusts the air temperature downward based on wind speed to find the effective temperature, which may lead to a recommendation for a thicker suit.

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