Hevto Men Wetsuits 3/2mm Neoprene Wet Suit Back Front Zip in Cold Water for Surfing Swimming Diving

I am tall (6'5") and slim build (200 lbs). I would need to be heaver to fill out this suit.

Was looking for my first wetsuit and didn’t want to commit $300 to one just yet. I’ve taken this suit on a few trips rafting and kayaking down the New and Gauley rivers over the last few months and it has performed incredibly well. No rips or tears, even swimming and climbing over muddy rocks. Keeps me warm and is reasonably comfortable, not too difficult to get on and off. Hard to say how long it’ll last, but at this price point is has definitely been worth it. I got a size large and my measurements are5’8”160lbs34-29-40

It may get better as I use it but it took my husband and me to get me into it. It may run small for the size I am not sure. I have never bought one before.

First, my measurements:Weight: 185 lbsChest: 40.5"-41"Stomach: 37.5"Waist: 35"Seat/Rump: 38"Thighs: 21.5"-22"Inseam: 30"Biceps (non-flexed): 12"-12.5"Just so you won't try to plug those into some body modeling program and then find out how out-of-shape I am, I'll just tell you -- This is pretty much your average Dad-bod.According to the Size Chart, I should be wearing an X-Large Short. I ordered that and found that it was actually a little baggy on me. The chest was fine, but the waist had a good 2-3 inches of space and the rump was a little baggy as well.Returned it and got a Large. This one fit much better, although when it got wet, it seemed to stretch a little, especially around the legs. If you know wetsuits, you know that it should really fit snugly, and the Large barely qualifies as snug on me. If I was to order again, I'd probably go with a Large Short, mainly because of the baggy/long legs.I'm using this for wakeboarding, so while the fit is important, it was more important that I had enough flexibility to ride the wakeboard. More expensive wetsuits are made with 2mm neoprene or stretchier material around the flex zones. This one is a straight 3mm from what I can tell, but since it's not too snug, it moves fine for what I needed.Used this in 65 degree Air/64 degree Water temperature, and it kept me warm enough for a couple of hours. Again this was for wakeboarding, so I was out of the water more than in it. I haven't gone snorkeling/scuba diving in this so I don't know how well it keeps you warm for that.One note - This is a wetsuit, so water is *supposed* to get into it. It's the thin layer of water that gets trapped in the suit that keeps you warm. So the first time you get wet, it's going to be cold until the insulating process starts up. If you find too much water getting into your suit, you probably won't warm up, and you probably will want to move to a smaller size.You can get a wetsuit that outperforms this brand, but those go in the $100's. Overall, this wetsuit is a good value for the price.

just what I wanted its perfect

This wetsuit is great for cooler days on the lake with the jet ski. I'm 6'2" 217lbs and the XXL suit fits great. Very happy with the purchase. Last time I was out the air temp was 60F and the water was about 64F and I didn't get cold at all.

So I picked this up for a recent surfing trip down to Ventura to surf. I needed a wetsuit, I didn't want to go big incase the surf was meh and I wouldn't find myself back there, and I would never need a 3mm suit anywhere else I go (Oregon, and Hawaii).The suit was easy enough to get in and out of, which impressed me. It also felt pretty decent, and in general was a great suit. The problem for me though, was at 5'10" and 230, the XXL was too short in the torso. That meant this thing rode up pretty high, and honestly didn't feel good on the goods. It also resulted in there being resistance every time I would lift my shoulders as the neoprene would stretch the material and pull up on the already short and snug torso.I'm normally an XL in shorts, snowboard gear, or anything else. Sometimes a large in brands, but generally an XL. In Rip Curl I'm an XXL though, with excess material in the arms and legs and a bit extra in the torso. In this though... an XXL was just too short in the torso!So watch out if you're longer in the torso. This will be uncomfortable!

For reference, I chose medium. I'm 5'11, 175 pounds and it fits perfectly. Like I said above, I'm no expert on wetsuits but as a swimmer, surprisingly enough I never considered getting one. (I live in NJ and waters are very cold in the summer.) I'm very happy with it. Will update my review when I try it on water.

Commandé pour faire du paddle board un peu plus tôt au printemps et plus tard à l'automne. J'ai suivis la charte de grandeurs et le fit est parfait ! Reste a voir comment il est a l'eau froide 😊

This product is so amazing for the price...I've paid at least double the cost for 'name brand' wetsuits that are of absolutely no better quality!

It arrived before scheduled and looks good. The size is good also although I haven’t tried it. It’s winter here in Canada so I’m waiting for spring.

I bought this suit about a month ago. It fits well and provides warmth in the North Atlantic. I am not a die hard swimmer or athlete, just like to frolicking and play in the water. I have used it 3 times so far and would recommend this product.

I was excited awaiting me new wet suit. I am very large in the chest so I ordered xxl and the women’s suite has no room for chest sizeI am waiting for my money to be refunded