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So what do all the terms mean?

G.B.S. (Glued and Blindstitched)

Butt joined seams, fully glued to eliminate water entry
Blindstitched: seams are sewn, but needles don't go
completely through the neoprene, maintaining the
integrity of the sealed seams

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Liquid Seals

Applied over the internal glued and blindstitched seams,
seams are completely sealed with liquid seals, while
full stretch ability remains constant

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Bat Wing

Zip seal gusset, eliminates water entry through zip

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Super Stretch

Super Stretch Neoprene, the latest neoprene technology,
incorporating extreme stretch, fit, comfort and warmth

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C Mesh

C-Mesh skin, single lined neoprene, used on chest and upper back panels. Single lined
neoprene eliminates wind chill by not holding water on the surface of the material

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Enduro Kneepads

B.A.B. Supratex, used for panels which require reinforcement, providing
extreme durability whilst maintaining stretch

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Flatlock

This stitch is predominately used for warm water suits when water elimination is not essential.
Flat seams are achieved using this method. Seam rash no longer a problem, extremely strong,
providing excellent durability

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Chest Zip

Providing superior water seal, the use of a chest zip also provides extra stretch in the upper back by allowing the back panels to have full stretch, unhindered by a back zip

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Cell Flex

Used for all action panels in ZEE wetsuits, Cell Flex is the extreme stretch neoprene, designed for maximum comfort and flexibility.