Hyperflex Access Men’s and Women’s Full Body 3mm Backzip Wetsuit - Warm 4-Way Stretch Neoprene - Adjustable Collar and Flat Lock Construction - High Performance 50+ UV SHIELD

For $75 (price in 2021) this was a good purchase. I usually wear an xl short in Henderson and based on other reviews I originally ordered a xxl but that was a little too loose especially at the wrists and ankles. It seems that suit runs small primarily in the length. Exchanged for an xl and that fits me well (I am 5’8, 210 lbs, 38’ waist.) Not much stretch for a 3/2 suit but it is such a thin suit that it is manageable to don anyway. Don’t know if it is as good a value at new price of almost $130 though.

Coming out of winter I've been wearing a 5 mm suit for a few months now with thick gloves and booties. So that may factor, but not sure.1. I got a large. I'm 5'9.5" and 172 lb. Right at the average height and weight of an average surfer. I say that because avg. professional surfer is 5'9" 168 lb. I had to scratch my head when the legs and arms rode up those limbs. I've got broader shoulders/back and it takes a little ump to get the zipper past that, but that does not explain the short legs. Too short for booties and gloves, so it will be a 65-72 F transition suit.2. A test in 58-60 deg water. This is early Apr so I could feel warm pockets, but satellite indicated 58 deg water. Lower range of this suit. I could feel the water immediately. Bright warm sun out in the afternoon so this was not a cold day. Was cool in the suit. This was just a 15 min test. Could feel water come through the arms and legs. Core never really got cold though. I just boogied because the waves were small. Lots of water up the arms while one a wave. So basically there is a lot of water exchange with this suit.3. Compared to my Vissla, this seems more cheaply made. For $75 I guess that is what you get. This will serve as a suit in cool weather before water temps drop into lower 60's. And in the spring.Think I'll get another Vissla for my 55-65 F range surfing. Had a hood, but practically stayed dry in that suit from head to toe.

I am 6ft 1in and 205 lbs, and ordered an XL. It fits perfect. This is not my first wetsuit, I have surfed for over 30 years, since i was a kid.The fit and stretch of the 3/2mm suit is great, and the seams feel strong, but don't rub on the inside, so hot spots and rashes are not a problem. We will see how many seasons it lasts, but my first impression is it is as well made as the $150 to $180 3/2mm suits i have owned. The zipper is strong and has a double velcro enclosure at the neck. The velcro tab is kind of short, so it is a little difficult to grip and open with wet hands, but holds closed great in the surf. There is also an inside pocket along the zipper to keep a key, ring or other small item in that you're not worried about salt water damaging.This is a lightweight suit, so i will most likely only be able to use in for spring and fall sessions here in the northeastern US, but that is what i purchased it for.

I haven't used it yet, it's very hot here and will be for a month or two, but I can say the material is of high quality, with a knee patch (2 actually). Stitching looks great. Zipper heavy duty and smooth, and it has an overlapping Velcro setup covering it at neck and a few inches below. Real sticky Velcro, was almost difficult to open, which is good as the tiny hooks in Velcro with eventually soften and open up. If you've ever worn a pair of baggies with a Velcro fly for 30 years, you know exactly what I'm talking about. I see sizing is an issue for a lot of people. No offense but it seemed they all had oddly shaped bodies. Huge torso small legs, monster thighs and a 28" waist and a 30" chest. Big butt, etc. I am not saying thats bad, it's just difficult to get a good fit. I'm 6'1", 185, bigger medium torso, 36 waist, average to small legs and I went with their chart and an XL fits absolutely perfectly. Tight enough to fit close to skin and trap water to heat with body temp (saying that for someone who does not now how a wetsuit works. I know most of you do) with no bagginess to collect cold water. Not too tight at all. It fits as well as my Oneills. I did do some squats and stretches to check movement, and it was perfect. As the concept is simple, I can't see how it could disappoint me in the water, but if it does, I'll amend my review. Didn't mean 'oddly shaped bodies.' Lets go with differently shaped bodies

I just received this and haven't actually taken it in the water yet, so I will adjust review if necessary, but I figured I'd post after trying it on because the big concern among most people will be the fit and quality of construction. I'm 5'9" 205 pounds. I lift regularly and have a typical endomorph body type meaning I have larger legs and arms and narrower shoulders. Finding a suit that I can get my arms and calves into can be difficult at times, so I ordered this one in XXL. I was worried this would make the legs and arms too long, but I was amazed at how perfectly this fits.I'm not an expert on materials, but it appears this uses three different materials. The chest and stomach area is slightly more padded, perfect for when you are laying on a board. The under arms are less thick which allows for good range of motion when rotating your arms. The rest is standard wetsuit material and an ideal thickness for swimming in San Diego when the water is in the 60s.It has a velcro clasp on the back of the neck and your standard pull zipper. I found the lanyard on the zipper to be too short for me to be able to pull it up myself and had to have my wife help me. This can be easily fixed by adding a second lanyard on there is you wish.Construction seems very sturdy, although only time will tell in this regard. If I have any issues, I will make sure to update the review.

Very easy to put on for the money, that said, my wife has an O'Neill that is like twice as stretchy but it also cost twice as much. You're not going to find a wetsuit more stretchy than this one in this price range.

I got this to go swimming covered up and more modest. I got size 10 I usually wear medium/8. It’s super tight! Wonder if I should have went 2 size up instead of just 1. But the suit is supposed to be tight. It’s supposed to loosen up a bit in the water so I will update once I go swimming. But it’s really nice I don’t feel restricted to move at all. I can move very freely. Love it and totally recommend. For the size I will update to share if 2 sizes up is better than 1.

Suit arrived in 2 days. I purchased a size 10 and a size 6 for my partner which should be here tomorrow. My measurements 36, 30, 38. Fits great, although I am sure it may be slightly bigger compared to professional standards (only slightly) I jumped in the pool to see what it would be like, its easy to swim in. Can't tell if it would keep me warm as the pool is currently at 80. We will see what its like on our October kayak trip.

El traje es de Neopreno de muy buen diseño y excelentes materiales, permite cierta flexibilidad, lo cual lo hace apto no solo para buceo.Mi error fue no darle importancia a la medida del pecho, ya que todo me ajustó bien, pero tengo pecho y espalda amplia que me daba fuera de las medidas de la talla chica que compré, por lo cual necesito ayuda para cerrar el traje.El cierre es muy robusto, parece que aguantará el esfuerzo al que lo someto.

I'm a guy, bought this for myself. I'm a small, real thin guy. its in my genes or whatever. 5'8 and 115 pounds. absolutely no men suits fits me. this thing does though. Can't complain. its a little short on the ankles, an extra inch would have been nice but hey... not really meant for guys so, cant complain.

I normally wear a size 6 in wetsuits so I figured this would fit like my previous one. I can wriggle myself into it but It's very snug and doesn't zip up entirely. My daughter wears size 2 in Lululemon, XXS in Athleta and this wetsuit is just slightly too big on her.