Wetsuits Mens 3MM Camo Neoprene Scuba Diving Unisex One Piece Sport Skin Spearfishing Full Suit

Just arrived. I've had a lot of concerns with the sizing and was really looking for a review that could help me out. I couln't find anything solid to go on so i'm sharing this information to help out the community.Size L fits me perfectly one could say comfortably, there's a little room for even someone with a bigger waist/hips.My measurements are: 5.11 height, 182 pounds, chest 42'', 35'' waist, hips 38 ''I will complete the review more once dove with it.

Just received this suit will update as I use it over the next couple weeks. I am working on losing weight and didn’t want to invest in a custom suit yet. I am 6’4” tall 260lbs as a large woman I usually have to go to men’s sizes my chest and bust are large. This wetsuit I originally ordered a a 4x and it was way to loose, the 3 x fits as well as much more expensive wetsuits I’ve used in the past. The torso length is a little short for me running up my behind but figure it will adjust in the water.

Love the style and relatively comfortable. I'm not diving in water below 70 degrees F at the moment but I could stay in for hours and not get cold. I have used it in fresh water about five times so far and I have not noticed any tearing or issues with stitching. I really think this is a great suit for the price. Lastly the colors are bright but in the first picture I'm about 60 feet down in a narrow spring vent and the camera has a red filter on it.

I spear fish a few times a year, so I bought this suit for just that, to use a few times a year. And if it rips, I'm not out that much. I recently used in Carpinteria, ca. Water was in the 50's, and this bad boy kept me warm. I was in for around 35 minutes each time. (My head was frozen) but body was good! I got the xl, I'm 5'10, 200lbs. If you are a taller person, or have a long torso, this may not work for you. It's a little tight around the neck and shoulders, pulling between the waist, butt and neck. An extra 2" of material would be purfect! But wet suits are supposed to fit snug. And it's nice and snug. I had to trim a 'V' in the neck, to relieve a little presser on the Adam's apple area. The back zipper was easy to pull up and over. And easy to get off. Over all, not a bad suit for the price. I would recommend for a part time diver.

Fits good

Okay, so the wetsuit is perfect and very well made especially considering the price! Two things: definitely get a size up. I am 5'10" and a muscular guy, the (XL) fits me nice and snug. I think the (L) would've been too tight. Also, the pull strap on the zipper is a joke. Broke on the first closure attempt lol! Easy fix though. I just used some para cord to replace it and I made it longer for my unflexible, t-rex arms! All in all, I will definitely be getting a second one as a back up. Great suit, great price!

I ordered a Medium and it was way too small. I'm 5'7" 170# and usually wear a 38S or 40S jacket and a 34x30 pant. I have a stocky/muscular upper body. I would get an XL or XXL for my size. My friend is 5'4" 135# and the medium was very snug on her. A large would probably be better. Quality seemed fine.

Not as comfortable as tailor made open cell, but a good buy for occasional trips to tropical waters. I am 5'9'', weight 240lb. Size 2XL (3mm) fits snug, but not tight. It feels a little shorter than I need. The material is very comfortable and feels much softer and less bulkier than my old 3mm 1-piece scuba suit from a local dive shop. Chest pad seems smaller, thinner and higher than on good spearfishing suits. Camo looks good.Delivery was lightning fast - in just 2 days, on Sunday.Update: I took it for about 4 hour snorkeling/freediving in Hawaii in February - it kept me nicely warm for about first 3 hours, after which I wished it were a little warmer. A larger disadvantage is the absence of hood, which requires you to protect your neck from sunburn. Higher chest pad required a little more effort to load a speargun, than I am used to.