Hevto Men Wetsuit 5/4/3/2mm Neoprene Full Wet Suit in Cold Water for Scuba Diving Surfing Swimming for Water Sports

I wanted to swim in my pond and local lakes (Ohio) even when I had to break ice to do it. I wasn't sure this could be done with a $150 wetsuit. It can be and very comfortably. I bought the 5-4 wetsuit and have used it extensively, including in ice water. This is comfortable while swimming or floating. I determined and apparently was correct that blind stitching and glued and taped seems makes more difference than brand. My setup cost $350 total thanks to this largest piece being so inexpensive. I got a large exercise ball for visibility, a swimming tether to use the belt to attach the visibility ball to me for open water, 3 mil socks, 7 mil boots, 5 mil gloves, 3 mil socks a size larger for my hands as over mittens, 7 mil hood, neoprene swim cap, full face mask, and a waterproof clock and flashlight to light it up on the edge of my pond. I have to know when to get out to go to work. I am now invincible to cold. Good luck out there.

When I bought this I was a bit thinner. It now fits better but more importantly it was significantly warmer. I was in my pool the day before Thanksgiving and the temp was below 50 degreees. I was able to stay in the pool for an hour and even then it was my feet and hands that got me out.

Looks great, haven't worn yet, like the weight of the suit and suspect it will be well used and appreciated swimming with the young grandkids during the summer in the streams and mountain lakes. Very well made. Some it seems have had zipper problems, if that happens I'll send it back for a replacement. I think I can get three seasons at least. I take care of my equipment.

I bought this wetsuit, size L for myself and one for my father. I am 6’3” and 200 lbs, fairly athletic build. My father is 6’0” and weighs a little less. This 5mm wetsuit in size L fits both of us snugly, but still very comfortably. We use them for spring kayaking when the water is cold and the outside temps are in the 50’s. We were totally comfortable, even in the wind and rain.

This is probably my 3rd or 4th product review ever - I rarely write them... but I thought this story was worth telling and I wanted to commend Hevto.I looked for a while (in stores and on the internet at Amazon and on other sites) to find a wetsuit that I could use for the beginning and the end of my open water swim season. I found well rated ones ranging from $500 to $800 - and then I came across the Hevto Wetsuit for a price that I thought - okay, if it lasts a season - I can throw it away and buy another for next swim season.I ordered it and out of the box (bag) it was better than what I expected - really well made! I have now used it about 10 times (70 degree water and I felt great) - and have to share, this thing will last as long as I take care of it. I do agree with some of the other reviewers - look at the size chart and order one size down. The size chart would have had me order a 2XL - but based on the review comments I read, I ordered an XL and it fits perfectly.Great wetsuit - get it and go swimming!

Good quality, comfortable, has a string in the back to self zip. My son is 13 years and wears Small in Men. This suit is size S1. It fits him slightly loose but he’ll grow I to it. Keeps him warm in cold waters. I washed in washers once and hung dry, still looks new.

I love it! follow the size chart and you should get what you need. I ordered a xl3 and it fits great. remember, all wetsuits are tight and not super comfortable.

The neck was very loose and although it is able to be adjusted, there is still a significant space when adjusted fully tight that would allow water to pour in at the neck. This was for an XXL suit. My neck size is 18.5