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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Black/Blue
- Size
- Small
- Material
- 90% Neoprene 10% Nylon
- Item Thickness
- 3 mm
- Sport
- Diving, Snorkeling, Surfing
- Closure Type
- Zipper
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- Wetsuit
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- 180days
Features 5
- Please choosing through Seaskin Size Chart.
- The main purpose of the full wetsuits is to keep you warm in the water.
- Seaskin womens full body wet suits perfect for kayaking, snorkeling, diving, surfing, swimming and other water sports.
- Seaskin front zipper long sleeve wetsuit is easy to put on and off.
- Handwash in cold water for this wetsuits with mild detergent and flat to dry, no iron, no bleach.
Specs 17
| Material | 90% Neoprene 10% Nylon |
|---|---|
| Color | Black/Blue |
| Brand | Seaskin |
| Item Thickness | 3 millimeters |
| Sport | Diving, Snorkeling, Surfing |
| Closure Type | Zipper |
| Chest Size | 34 inches |
| Sleeve Type | Long Sleeve |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Size Map | Small |
| Brand Name | Seaskin |
| Sport Type | Diving, Snorkeling, Surfing |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Seaskin |
| Wetsuit Form Type | Full Body Suit |
| Material Type | 90% Neoprene 10% Nylon |
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Color: Black/Blue
Size: Small
Great. I bought an older version in 2024 and I liked it. I ordered this one because the other one got hole on back. It’s flexible. Keep me warm enough in Seattle and Hood River for wing foiling and SUP foiling.
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2026 by Yuko Muto
Fab wetsuit
Color: Navy Blue
Size: Small
Fits perfectly . I bought the small. 5’q and 110 lbs the only reason I didn’t give this a 5 is that the neck piece (after taking off the wetsuit) sticks to areas on the wetsuit that it should not and creates burrs However, well worth the money band quality is great.
Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by E. G. Horovitz
Wonderful, super value suit from Seaskin - let's talk about how to pick your size
Color: Black/Blue
Size: XX-Large
So right out of the gate, I'm going to give you my measurements... because, ESPECIALLY as a woman, it's HARD to select apparel via size chart and ESPECIALLY wetsuits. I am 5'9" - 205 lbs - bust measures 43", waist 37", hips 45". I ordered a size XXL because there isn't a *perfect* size for my measurements here. I already own a ton of wetsuits in different brands and I do have several expensive versions that fit me perfect. I feel about wetsuits like I feel about clothes... there is no such thing as too many. lol AND I have other great items from Seaskin so I wanted to check this out. Additionally, I am trying to get my family into diving and we have quite the mix of sizes and shapes so nothing is going to go unused for sure. The XXL fits *almost* perfect on me ~ because this is a 3/2 [stretchy!] and because it's a front zip, I definitely could have gotten away with the XL. Where the XXL is not working perfectly is the length. It is 2 - 3" too long for me [remember I am 5'9"] so the height size chart is accurate on this one! Tall ladies, this is for you! Suit would fit me darn near perfect if I was 5'11". The arm length is great for me and everything fits snug. BECAUSE the overall length/legs are a wee too long, I have gapping at knees [if I pull the ankles up to where they belong] and a slight gap at the bottom of the zipper. I would not have the gap at the zipper in a straight back zip... but on the other hand, I have found that front zips are really pretty perfect for beginners and folks that haven't been in a wetsuit before. So I have no complaints there. I literally ordered a suit that, by chart, is too long for me so this is expected. If I was bigger around the middle, perhaps it would take up some of the slack at the bottom of the zipper. I wear a 3/2 in warm water so cuffing at the ankle really wouldn't bother me too much [or allowing the gap at the back of the knees]. Fortunately, I work with an accomplished sewing tech so I think I'm just going to ask him to modify the overall length a couple of inches. That's going to be easier than exchanging for an XL AND my sister is built a touch differently than me so she can probably borrow this from me as well [once it's altered - she's a touch shorter than me as well]. Now that this sizing issue is out of the way lol - Seaskin is doing a continuously great job on economical wetsuits. As I said, I own more than a few pieces now and they consistently have fantastic proportions, great zippers and frankly, excellent seams. I've seen some questionable sewing on wetsuits much MUCH more expensive. Maybe I'm just having good luck but my experience with Seaskin - including this suit - is really fantastic value for the cost range they're in. I don't hesitate to recommend them to my friends who are casual divers and/or require wetsuits for other watersports. They're great! I do love the blue panel on this suit... and I'm a little bummed I didn't order the navy. I just might in the XL. The thought was that my boots and booties are black so I stuck with the black theme but you know, I didn't even think about just buying navy booties or dive socks for the Caribbean. hmm. Anyway. It's a super attractive wetsuit and I'm really happy with it. Quality wise, don't hesitate! Size wise, my recommendation to you is to stay as close to the height recommendation as possible or the legs/torso will end up long. A 3/2 from this brand - especially with a front zip - will allow you to fudge some on the bust/waist/hips. Although I am 'over' on the waist and hips, I find this extremely comfortable, a cinch to get into and has enough allowance that I bet I could have gone down another size. Lastly - now that I am adding photos I want to note - the velcro on the neck is sufficient enough to allow for good adjustment based on your size. I find it super comfortable. I know from experience that Seaskin pieces also travel REALLY WELL. I was able to roll and throw in my gear duffel on my last trip without much fan fare... their 3mm is not overly heavy and didn't crease at all with minimal care.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by Amazon User
Comfortable, easy on & off
Color: Black/Blue
Size: Small
I’ve been really happy with this wetsuit. The front zipper makes it much easier to get on and off, especially compared with styles that zip in the back. The 3mm neoprene gives a good amount of coverage and feels substantial enough for cooler water. The fit is snug like a wetsuit should be, but I can still move comfortably in it. I also like the black and blue design because it looks sporty and flattering. The material feels sturdy, the seams seem well made, and it has worked well for swimming and other water activities. Overall, it’s been a solid wetsuit and a good value for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2026 by ShrimpyD
Comfortable, Flexible, and Much Easier to Get Into Than a Back-Zip Wetsuit
Color: Navy Blue
Size: Medium
This is a 3mm full-body wetsuit made from 90% neoprene and 10% nylon, with a front zipper and a design intended for activities such as swimming, snorkeling, diving, surfing, and other water sports. The overall construction, flexibility, and front-entry design make this a very practical wetsuit for recreational use. Pros: The front zipper is probably my favorite aspect of the design. Wetsuits can already be somewhat cumbersome to put on and remove, and eliminating the need to reach behind yourself and struggle with a back zipper makes the process considerably easier. The 3mm neoprene provides a good balance between insulation and mobility. The material has enough stretch that normal movement does not feel excessively restrictive, which is particularly important for swimming and other activities where freedom of movement matters. The seams and overall construction appear well finished. I did not notice any obvious defects, poorly finished edges, or areas that immediately caused concern about durability. The navy blue color and contrasting panels also give it a more understated appearance than many wetsuits. It looks appropriate for recreational use without excessive branding or unnecessary design elements. The size chart is important here. Wetsuit sizing is inherently more demanding than ordinary clothing because the suit needs to fit closely enough to limit water circulation without becoming excessively restrictive. I would strongly recommend using the manufacturer’s measurements rather than simply ordering your normal clothing size. Cons: There is very little I dislike about the wetsuit itself. My primary caution is that 3mm neoprene is not appropriate for every water temperature or activity. Buyers should understand the limitations of the thickness and choose their wetsuit based on the conditions in which they intend to use it. The close fit also means sizing mistakes will be more noticeable than with ordinary clothing. Take the time to use the provided size chart. Bottom Line: This is a well-made and comfortable 3mm wetsuit with good flexibility, a practical front-entry design, and an understated appearance. The front zipper makes putting it on and removing it considerably easier, while the neoprene provides a good combination of insulation and freedom of movement. Assuming you select the correct size and understand the conditions for which a 3mm wetsuit is appropriate, I have very little to criticize.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2026 by Jeff
5'6" 139 lb woman loves the fit
Color: Black/Blue
Size: Medium
I am 5'6" and weigh 139 lbs and this suit fit me perfectly. I had no problem getting it on. I would probably wear a trisuit under it, something real thin or else nothing. Feels great on the skin, seems well made. Do hang it outside for a couple of days because of the "new tire smell." Mine will live in my SUV, so it's on hand when I want to drive out to the lake.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2026 by cancer
Fits Well and keeps You Warm
Color: Navy Blue
Size: Medium
The Seaskin Women’s 3mm Full Body Wetsuit is a highly practical, entry-level option designed for moderate water temperatures. Offering full-body coverage with an emphasize on easy wear, it balances standard thermal protection with the budget-friendly value typical of the brand. The Breakdown 3mm Premium Neoprene Insulation: The 3mm core thickness provides a solid thermal barrier for water temperatures generally ranging from 62°F to 70°F. It hits the "sweet spot" for multi-sport use—thick enough to ward off chills during extended sessions, yet thin and flexible enough to prevent you from feeling restricted or weighed down. The Front-Zip Advantage: While classic surfing and diving suits favor a back zipper, this model features a heavy-duty front vertical zipper. This is a massive upgrade for convenience, allowing you to zip and unzip yourself without needing a pull-cord or a buddy's help. It also makes peeling a damp suit off after a long day much less of a struggle. Three-Layer Composite Fabric: The construction sandwiches stretchable neoprene between an elastic, abrasion-resistant outer nylon layer and a soft, skin-friendly inner lining. This combination helps trap a thin layer of water close to the skin (which your body heat warms up) while ensuring the interior feels comfortable and smooth against bare skin. Flatlock Stitched Seams: The panels are joined using flatlock stitching, laying completely flat against your body to prevent chafing or skin irritation during repetitive movements like paddling, swimming, or diving. While highly durable and breathable, note that flatlock seams do allow tiny amounts of water to seep through, which is standard for a traditional wetsuit. Full-Body Environmental Defense: Beyond temperature management, the full-length sleeves and legs offer comprehensive protection against UV rays, sea lice, jellyfish stings, and minor scrapes from coral, rocks, or watercraft surfaces. The Verdict Great Buy If: You want a budget-friendly, dependable suit for snorkeling, warm-water diving, paddleboarding, or surfing, and you want the independent convenience of a front-zipper layout. It is an excellent choice for casual water sports enthusiasts looking to extend their seasonal window without overspending. Skip If: You routinely dive in cold water below 60°F or need an absolute watertight seal. For true cold-water environments, you will want a thicker suit (5mm or 7mm) featuring glued and blind-stitched (GBS) seams with fluid barriers to strictly limit water exchange.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Carl Gantz
Tught around tge neck
Color: Black/Blue
Size: Medium
It’s a little too tight around the neck.
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2026 by Phyllis