Ho Stevie!Men’s Surfing Wetsuit - Chest Zip Fullsuit - Warm Superstretch 3/2mm or 4/3mm Neoprene w/GBS Seams

I’m 6’4, 175lbs, 33” belly, 39” chest. Tough to size. In between a MT and LT. I went with the LT as I was concerned about height, but then was concerned about chest being too big. It fits perfectly. Like a glove. I reached out to Ho Stevie’s support which was responsive and helpful and gave the same size recommendation for which I had concluded. They were also nice and down-to-earth. Additionally, they were willing to overnight a suit if I was concerned my Amazon purchase wouldn’t get there on time, but it turned out Amazon delivered without issue.Out of the box, I was impressed with the quality of the suit. I bought this last minute to surf on the east coast in Jersey on Friday due to some serious swell from an Atlantic storm heading to the UK. This suit was incredibly warm and flexible. There is ample room under the armpits for paddling.Only thing I could say that is not a shining star plus is it’s tough to get out of since it’s a neck entry. But honestly, this design allows less shocking jolts of cold water down your back than zip ups IMO. And to be fair, I’ve never met a wetsuit that was easy to get out of after a 2 hour + session.I surfed with a buddy who also was impressed with the suit. He went to ho Stevie’s site and bought some fins for his board and is now trying to figure out his size for a suit.Also saw three different dudes out there changing in the lot with Stevie’s white and gray poncho. Such a great idea - they seemed to get out of their gear without the hassle of hiding their unmentionables juggling a towel.I like the small business model and great customer service provided. Well done, Stevie! Stoked and pleased.

I’m 5’9, 170 lbs, and muscular with low body fat. I tried a medium at first but it was obvious that it wasn’t going to fit. I exchanged it for a large short. This one fits perfect in the torso, but is a tad bit long. I trimmed the left wrist a small amount to make it easier to wear my tracker with, and the left ankle to make it work better with my leash.The quality and price are fantastic. There are probably better wetsuits out there, but nowhere near this price.I really like this company, and bought some other products from them in the past. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy a spring suit from these guys when they become available for us Floridians when the winter weather isn’t cold enough for a full wetsuit.

I took my 3/2 Ho Stevie wetsuit out for the first time yesterday and man, I was really impressed! I have used more expensive (around $350) rip curl, O’Neill, and quicksilver wetsuits in the past and honestly, the Ho Stevie wetsuit was better than those. The stretch and comfort for this wetsuit is great. You can tell it’s made with quality materials and It’s a lot less restricting than other wetsuits I have used in the past. The wetsuit is tight and kept me warm throughout my 2 hour session. Didn’t have any water leaking in anywhere. The look of the wetsuit is awesome as well. I love the palm tree logo. All in all I am super happy with my purchase and am thinking of getting a 4/3 in the future for the winter time. Remind me to leave a review in a couple months and I’d be happy to give an update.I bought 3/2 XL wetsuit. I am 5’9, 215 lbs. it was a little long but I cut the bottom about 2 inches and it fit like a glove.

I needed a good 4/3 for the winter. 6'2" 210 lbs and bought a LT. I have bought several HO STEVIE! products before (fins and surfboard socks) and have been very Happy with them. So I bought this wetsuit. A bit tight to get into, but it is brand new. The neck is tight. Once I got it in the water it stretched out and worked very well. I am sure with time and use it will break in.Update: I have had the suit for about a month now and it is a good suit. Very warm, and easier to get in and out of over time. The main issue is the neck is way too tight. It feels like someone is choking you. I have tried stretching it while in the water and it is still too tight (like they put a size smaller neck on the suit). Other than the neck I like the suit.

My wife works for a big name surf brand. I was in the market for a 4/3 and wanted to try something else, even if I had to pay for it. And since I was paying for it, I was willing to look at some alternative options. This suit is going to extend my season by at least a month on either end. First, you know you're putting on a 4/3. But once it's on, I dare you to tell the difference between the 4/3 and a 3/2. Extremely comfortable. Excellent stretch. Haven't gotten wet yet, but first impressions on this suit is it's worth a lot more. You know what a good quality 4/3 suit goes for from one of the major brands, I'm sure you've looked at pricing. This is at least a $100 and probably closer to a $200 savings. Thanks Ho Stevie. Surfers helping surfers.

I bought this a couple of weeks ago and so far it has been a good purchase (I can't speak to long-term durability). I was on the fence because they are not an established brand in the wetsuit category, but the price point for a front zip 4/3 was enticing enough for me to take a chance. I was really happy with how warm it kept me, I'm skinny so 61 degree water temp is cold to me! lol. I stayed out for 2 hours and was completely unbothered by the temp, I would have stayed longer if I had the time. The only pick I have right now is it does flush behind the neck and down the back, so if you get completely submerged it will wake you up quick!

Zipper came apart during first use. Seam tape has poor quality glue, causing it to peel. I was hopeful this wetsuit would be semi- decent, but it is a piece of…

Quality, flexibility and comfort is good value. The only thing I would say is that the 3/2 is not on the warmer side compared with other brands. I wish I had went with the 4/3!