Seaskin Mens 3mm Shorty Wetsuit Womens, Full Body Diving Suit Front Zip Wetsuit for Diving Snorkeling Kayaking Swimming
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Thursday, Jul 23
Color: Women's Fullsuit
Size: Small
Features
- 100% Neoprene
- Imported
- Please refer to the Seaskin size chart to choose your wetsuit size.
- The women's wetsuit should fit snugly and tight to the body, thus to keep the body heat when in the water, you should get a ideal fit after several times uses; Its made of 90% Neoprene & 10% Nylon, stretchable and heat insulation
- Heavy duty YKK front zipper wetsuit is easy for exit and entry; Flat-Lock Stitched Seams is excellent durability and fantastic comfort to keep your body warm in the coldest conditions for canoeing, sea kayaking, snorkeling, diving and other water activities
- Three layers of diving fabrics front zip wetsuit, the outer is imported nylon fabric, it is high elastic; the middle insulation is neoprene, it is high scalability, waterproof and heat insulation; soft close skin heating to keep warm,it is close skin and comfortable soft warm
- Handwash in cold water for this wetsuit with mild detergent and flat to dry, no iron, no bleach. Please choosing through Seaskin Size Chart.
Material: 90% Neoprene 10% Nylon
Color: Women's Fullsuit
Brand: Seaskin
Item Thickness: 3 Millimeters
Sport: water sports
Closure Type: Zipper
Chest Size: 34 Inches
Sleeve Type: Long Sleeve
Age Range (Description): Adult
Size Map: S
Brand Name: Seaskin
Sport Type: water sports
Age Range Description: Adult
UPC: 606321297442
Manufacturer Part Number: 003
Model Number: 003
Manufacturer: Seaskin
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Thickness: 3 Millimeters
Chest Size: 34 Inches
Size Map: S
Waist Size: 27 Inches
Closure Type: Zipper
Sleeve Type: Long Sleeve
Material Type: 90% Neoprene 10% Nylon
Color: Women's Fullsuit
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Color: Men's Shorty
Size: Small
This is my first wetsuit 3mm shorty, my wife has owned several for diving and triathlons, we bought two one each with me ordering a large and extra large for fitting purposes, the XL was delayed a couple days. I ended up canceling the XL order as the Large fit great. My initial thoughts the stitching is ok we will see how long it lasts, great value for the money. Putting the suit on I was like wow that was easy. I zipped it up a bit and stepped into it, put arms in and zipped all the way up on the Large and it was a perfect fit at 5'7 180, 46.5" chest, 43" hips, 36" waist. My wife did the same, though she had extra material around her mid section as she is an athlete and athletic build but was fine with it and didn't affect the wetsuit performance in cold water. If you have a bit of a mid section these will fit you fine order to waist / chest size, I was between sizes L/XL and Large fit me well not too tight and with a long torso no compression from the suit on shoulders down. If you have an athletic build maybe consider a different brand as this seems to have a bit of extra material for mid section. We did our first dive in them at Sand Hollow State Park in Utah, air temp was 101 F surface water temp was 74 F, thermocline at ~30' deep was a cool 58 F, a bit colder at the bottom at 53' deep. Our longest dive was 41 minutes, we spent about 16 minutes below 30'. The wetsuit worked great kept our core warm, easy to swim / snorkel in. To take off, unzip and one leg steps out super easy. We did over 5 dives in two days and are super pleased with the wetsuit performance even at depth in some cold water. Everyone else was diving in a full 7mm wetsuit, we just laughed watching them pull, twist, turn trying to get them on or struggle swimming on the surface to the dive area. At least three people ordered these same wetsuits after watching us. We are looking forward to our cruise and diving the Caribbean in them.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2023 by Technology Guy
Color: Women's Shorty
Size: 3X-Large
This suit comes with a great feature, a full zipper that allows you to open on side of it from top to bottom. With this getting into (and out of) this suit is a breeze. Size was just as I expected, after reading through the size measurements, and fitted me perfectly. Neoprene so intended to keep you warm and comfortable in water where it covers you. Does a great job at this and has a nice amount of stretch that allows you to buy a suit that will bit snugly on you. Wet suit should never be too large or lots of water will get into them (some will get into and is expected, even desired). Too much water getting into it will compromise the suit's ability to keep you comfortably warm. Water in contact with your body inside the suit will be warmed and will keep you comfortable, too much water getting into (and out of) the suit because it is too big and you will constantly being exposed to colder water that doesn't have the time to be warmed up. This being a mid length suit it's not meant to be used in super cold waters, where you are exposed you won't be warmed up, but still it's meant to keep your core temperature comfortable. Bought this to take along in a trip and it was a success, am 100% satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024 by HouseFan101
Color: Men's Fullsuit
Size: XX-Large
PART 1 I bought the full suit for up coming Caribbean dives. I am 6ft tall and 220lbs with a Gut. My arms and legs are pretty much normal sized and muscular but yeah Covid Dormancy has put weight on me. I was going to order the XL based on the chart but I opted at the last moment to get the 2XL based on past experiences with west suit sizing. I think at this point I am right but don't have an XL to compare it to. The fit is just the right kind of tightness I would look for if I went into a dive store. It's snug across my waist and chest and my arms are fairly snug. The neck area is perfect and seals tight and the crotch is exactly right. The issues are that the legs and arm lengths are about a 1.5" longer than I expected. Not a massive problem as I can pull the extra over my gloves and boots. Overall I would say that if your overweight get one size larger and just know that the sleeves and leg parts will be a bit longer than what you need. It's better than having the thing so tight that you cannot Zip it up or you feel like your being squeezed to death. PART 2 This is my first front zipped wet suit and I bought it based on the reviews saying how easy it is to get On and Off. My experience was that getting it ON was really easy. Getting it off was a whole different ball game. Now I know why Back Zippers are the standard. If your super flexible this will not apply to you but if your not then you might want to know what to expect. With a Rear zipper type wet suit once unzipped you can reach one arm over your shoulder and grab that side at the neck and pull it forward and clear it from your shoulder. The you do the same on the other side and once both sides are off your shoulder you can peel it forward off one arm at at time until its hanging down at your waist. With this Front Zipper Wet suit you cannot pull the neck part forward, you have to push it backward away from your back to get it clear of your shoulder. I cannot do this without first pulling the sleeve down over my hand quiet a bit and the curling my shoulders painfully backwards while pulling at the sleeve. It took about 3 minutes to get it off my Left shoulder. When it came to the Right shoulder I just gave up because it was now even tighter on my right shoulder due to the stretch. At this point I just got a broom stick handle and slid it across my neck and pushed the wet suit backwards and stretched it away from my right shoulder. This experience was a lot harder than I ever expected and a lot harder than a back zipper wet suit. It taught me that my dive bag needs to have a 2ft broom stick in it or else I am going to need help from another diver. I give this wet suit plenty of points for ease of getting it On. It is a lot easier than a back zipper but I take off even more point for the difficulty of getting it off. PART 3 Coming as soon as I actually dive with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by Robbyg