The best way to dry a wetsuit is to rinse it with fresh water after each use[2], hang it up folded at the waistline inside out in a shaded area[5], on a padded hanger in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight[4], or on a thick hanger in a shaded area[3]. It's important to let the wetsuit air dry completely for 6 to 12 hours[5] or for about 1-2 hours[3], turning it inside out periodically[5] and rotating it for even drying[4]. Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources[2] to prevent damage to the neoprene material. Using fans, wind, or a wetsuit drying gadget[2], can help speed up the drying process. Ensure not to fold or crease the wetsuit while drying[2] to maintain its quality and longevity.
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