Coreskin Wetsuit Men with YKK Back Zipper - Drysuit Undergarments - Lycra Fleece - Extra Warmth

The suit itself is great and seems to fit, true to form. However after putting on the suit for just the second time, the cheap plastic zipper slider cracked off as I was attempting to slide the zipper. The dive shop and various tailors said to forget trying to repair and just buy a new suit. For a wetsuit or any outdoor gear, sturdy metal zipper slider should be used. Buy this suit at your own risk.

I bought this wetsuit to try out vs the neoprene wetsuit. Their size chart state this wetsuit fits to 195 lbs. But I’m having trouble getting into this suit. The material feels a lot more like my bicycling apparel. It’s warm inside the suit. While I was putting it on I started to sweat in it like when I’m putting on my neoprene wetsuit. I may just give it to my son who’s slightly thinner than me to test this unit out. The wetsuit looks presentable. Fit n finish looks good.

I probably asked too much of this product as a trucker seeking a kind of union suit to wear under my overalls. It would would have worked has it been a bit more pliable. I can;t wait a month for this thing to break in and become more flexible. I also scuba and have the impression this would be great for that purpose.

Well made the size was the issue I had I ordered a from the chart and should of went up to the next size up. I think this is more for dry suits than wetsuit.

I recommend getting a size up when I bought it I bought it for the oil rigs for on days that were pulling wet I thought the suit would keep you dry that is not the case the reason why I am giving it a four-star is because it does keep you fairly warm as let's say you still get wet but the suit helps heat up your body with the water which that's what I was kind of looking for was to stay warm

Totally waterproof and the fleece lining makes it cozy and comfortable. Using for a costuming project, but may get another just for winter use because the waterproof is brilliant, it's warm, and thin enough to fit under other layers during winter work.

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I'm new to wetsuits and I have a latex allergy. I tried this suit first: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B7LT5ZC/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 While the jury is out on chloroprene aggravating latex allergies, I can say who wants to smell like this suit all day long? I swim daily - in our salt pool - for health reasons. While the neoprene suit fit well, after only one use it left a stink on my skin that didn't come off for days. It fit, it was warm (water 68-72), it made me float too much (I'm a big girl and I float already). I mostly jog in the pool while I wave my arms in the air. Don't ask - it works. But the suit didn't. So I got this suit instead and I LOVE it. No smell. It's a men's medium and I wear it backwards so the girls have some space. For some reason it has more space in the back and is really flat in front.. I had to get a womens 2x in the chloroprene suit, just for size illustration. I got the men's medium and it fit (a little snug, but I want to lose weight anyway) I'm 5'6" too many pounds very curvy (buttsy & busty). If you don't mind stinky floaty, potentially itchy and harboring bacteria, go with the neoprene. But if you want something comfortable that you can wash and hang dry, try this one. It's like wearing fuzzy pajamas with tight lycra skin over it instead of rubber foam insulation with lycra skin over it. And it doesn't make me float as much as the neoprene. BUT it does weigh like 20 pounds wet, so be aware if you work out hard and then try stand up lol. It adds to the work out, so I don't mind. I know they sell a women's in my size, but it's over $200. (are they trying to keep big girls from swimming in cold water?!) Really glad I tried the men's medium.