TWFChilds 3mm CIC Titanium Shortie wetsuit

This wetsuit does the job it's supposed to pretty well. My 3 yr old loves it, although there is a bit of rubbing at the back of the knee area due to I suppose where she sits in the sand and then charges about on the beach in and out of the water so I suspect this would be the case with a top of the line wetsuit as well.I do consider myself a bit of a connoisseur of wetsuits having been wearing various types since 1984, and I'd say the difference between this wetsuit and a top of the line expensive wetsuit would be that the expensive one would be more flexible and therefore be a better fit, also the seams would probably be better (more water proof) than these flatlocked ones which instantly let the water in, and maybe a more expensive suit would have smoothskin around the neck, arm and leg ends instead of the folded over double lined neoprene of this one.I've just had a look about on the net and in fact the most you can pay for a similar size kids shorty is £34 and most of them are reduced to about £25-30, flatlocked seams are the only ones I've found, and so the only advantage of a more expensive suit is likely to be that it's more flexible as it might be made of different neoprene or at least have super stretch panels in areas like shoulders or under arms etc.Almost double the price for a slightly better suit that will only probably fit for one season? Worth it? Not for me, get this one.All said and done this suit is excellent value and is perfectly fine for summer days in England, but you need to get the sizing right for the best experience - my daughter is an average size 3 and half yr old, and the fit is a bit long in the body with the width aspect being spot on. It won't fit next summer though but at £15 a pop no worries on getting another next year!

Really impressed with the quality girls love them they are perfect for their swimming lessons during the winter keeping them warm but equally in the summer on the beach.

Got this for my skinny 2 year old for a holiday in wales. It is a little baggy on him, but slimmest fit wetsuit I could find. So he does get colder than a larger girthed kid would as he has new cold water going down his back or front now and then.He loved it though and getting him in the water was much easier than without it. Also, less need for wrestling with him to put sun cream on!I've also used this in our local swimming pool. Everyone complains how cold it is and being skinny, my boy gets blue lips after about 15 mins in trunks. In this he lasts the full hour no problem and has really started enjoying going to the pool.In terms of price, please note that on our way to Wales in the car, every service station we stopped by was selling kids TMF wetsuits for £10 along the M4.

My daughter is 19 months and not particularly big although people do comment she has long legs! I ordered her the age 2-3 as she is wearing that size in her normal clothes- albeit they are slightly big but 18-24 is a bit tight. Anyhow, the 2-3 wetsuit is perfect and fits with a swim nappy. We have just been on a two week holiday to the Essex coast and it has been wonderful. Snug enough to keep her warm but not so tight that her arms come off with the wetsuit when taking it off plus no indentations in the skin had it been too tight! It is well made in that it has an extra bit of material under the zip so you can't accidentally zip the skin. We're really pleased with this and just looking at ordering the 3-4 for next year.

Bought a few different wet suits to try. Sone were very expensive but fitted badly. This one was affordable and the nicest, comfiest fit.Good quality, warm, good thickness for UK. Worth every penny. Will definitely get another when son grows out of it.

Product was good. The size was just too small for my son. Had to buy 1 size bigger and return this one.

Excellent

Child complaining of feeling discomfort when trying it on