ZCCO Ultra Stretch 3mm Neoprene Wetsuit, Front Zip Full Body Diving Suit, one Piece for Men-Snorkeling, Scuba Diving Swimming, Surfing

I recently got a wetsuit for open-water swimming, and it’s been a great addition to my gear. It fits true to size, which was a relief since I’ve had trouble with sizing on other suits. The zipper is placed in a way that makes getting in and out relatively easy.In the water, it keeps me warm. It does the job well without feeling bulky. Compared to the big-name brands, this one offers solid quality for a much better price. Definitely a good value for what you get.

This is a great full wet suit, easy to put on provided you do one of two things:- Either wet it first then put it on- Use a rash guard suit underneathThe second option makes it just glide on and off very easily and takes out the need to wet it first. Without doing these things you can still put it on but it will be more of a struggle, specially if you have the right fit for you. A wet suit should be tight so there's minimal water entry (some will get in and it's expected, the water will warm with your body heat and keep you comfy).For me using it with a rash guard suit is perfect, makes it easy to put on and keeps you comfortable by preventing chafing as you use for longer periods of time.This is made of neoprene so it doesn't have a lot of stretch ability, but it does stretch a bit sideways and lengthwise so you can buy a size that fits you tightly the way it should to provide maximum climate comfort (as in keep you warm).Very satisfied with this purchase, 100% what I thought it would be, how it would feel and appropriate for my intended use (recreational diving, snorkeling, etc in colder waters).

Opinion of a Dive Master and whitewater raft guide ~ after I wore this everyday 6-14 hours a day for 14 days straight on a SW whitewater rafting trip:The suit had great features for sure: zippered and sealed neck, wrists and ankles; but does stretch a bit after days of use leaving gaps for water. I did really like being able to unzip and fold back the ends to cool off between immersions. The fit is as expected. The stitching is quality so far; same with the zipper and Velcro. For the price, I would absolutely recommend this to others. I may even buy another for back up.

Bottom line the wetsuit is WORTH the purchase.Front zipper is awesome.Wrist and ankle zippers are also a plus.I have been diving in 50 degree F, waters for the past 2 weeks and this suit has been amazing.I ordered 3mm.I am 5'7" & 165lbs and I needed LARGE. The Large suit fits me perfectly.I would order a second one or maybe even a third.

This is my SECOND one of these wetsuits, and I'm about to order a 3rd because I've been losing weight.Why two? Because I volunteer at a local Aquarium, and you have to have dedicated gear for their dives. Gear that hasn't been in any other waters to prevent contamination. When I started the gig, I ordered a $500 5 mil wetsuit from a local Dive shop because they sponsor the aquarium and that was recommended for the environment. After a couple dives I realized I don't need a 5 mill for anything but the coldest of tanks, and it's overkill for everything else and cumbersome, to say the least.That's right the 8x priced wetsuits offer less stretch and mobility, and I need to add even more weight to use it. So I ordered another one of these, and it's PERFECT.Plus, the Front Zip means easier in/out without someone else there to zip you up or help you when the zipper gets caught.Great Wet Suits. Awesome Value!

I really like the zippers on the hand and feet cuffs, the smooth materials at the cuffs and neck. The seems are very well done.All in all it is a very well made wetsuit.

Purchased this wetsuit because surfing conditions are getting a little too cold for my Oneal spring suit. This wetsuit looks really good and is easy to get on (though much harder to get off). You would think that the front zipper would make removing the suit easier but that is not the case. When it gets wet, it is challenging to get off and you feel like a snake trying to slither out of your skin. The zippers on the cuffs and ankles are helpful but they also let water in. The zipper on the chest also lets quite a bit of water in. If you're a surfer, you will feel water hitting your chest every time you lay on your board to paddle. The neck has the same problem. Despite the leaks, however, the suit keeps me plenty warm in my southern California climate and it keeps me MUCH warmer than my 2:1 spring suit. The combination of zipper and velcro at the neck is very uncomfortable. The zipper assembly digs into my neck and I find myself spending a lot of time fiddling with it while I'm in the water. While the wetsuit overall is very flexible, the zipper across the chest does not stretch at all. This means that when you lay on your board to paddle (which also means laying on the zipper) it can be pretty tough to lift your head and get into a comfortable paddling position. That might not make much sense to swimmers and divers but surfers will understand. Overall, despite the issues, it keeps me warm and was very inexpensive. I will probably buy a higher quality suit in the future, but for now, this will do the job.

I was really excited for this suit, but sadly, it's a little small for me. I ordered the XL (I'm 5'6" and 190 lbs). I did see the other reviews that said the front zipper makes it hard to get the suit off without someone else's help, and that was my experience, too. But it seemed like it would do a decent job keeping me warm and the zipper wrists and ankles did help with putting the suit on, although I wasn't sure if they would stay zipped once in the water, especially the wrists. Not marking down anything, because for the money, it's a good suit. Just be aware of those features when you're making your decision!