Wetsuits Men's Ultra Stretch 7Mm Neoprene Wetsuit, Winter Warm Front Zip Full Body Diving Suit for Snorkeling Scuba Diving Swimming Surfing

The neoprene is actually stretchy, which is rare for a 7mm thick suit. A very pleasant surprise is that there are zippers on the wrists and ankles to facilitate wearing.Word of Advice: follow the size chart for your weight and height, then purchase the next larger size. I’m thin and strong, and fits good, but I kind of hope I had purchased 2 sizes larger because of the [normal] struggle of putting on and removing a thick wetsuit. I’m satisfied though.

Used for dredging in alaska and worked great. Will buy again

Live to five in all kinds of weather. These keep me nice and warm.

It was to small but I really liked it.I’m ordering another one today.

For the price you can't beat it, extremely durable, all around quality wetsuit

I was hopeful that this product might just what I was looking for, but it fell far short of my hopes. Monterey Bay can be a challenge for some 7mm wetsuits, and this suit was not up for the task. I was cold and shivering for most of my 4 dives over the two day class. Unfortunately the return window closed the day before my class so I'm stuck with this dud.

First of all, this is a budget suit. It is close to be the cheapest 7mm hooded wet suit on amazon at the point of my purchase. The suit fits well and is comfortable to wear. Unfortunately, thats where the good ends.7mm wetsuits are supposed to be worn in colder water. I have tested it in my 55F pool and it didn't perform well. It is lacking very important features that EVERY 7mil suit needs.1. The hood portion that touches the edge of you face is nylon lined like the rest of the suit which makes for a very poor seal. Same around wrists and ankles.2. The seams are sewn with flat lock stitching which makes for easy water break-ins. Quality wetsuits are glued, taped and or blind stitched.These two problems render the suit almost useless for colder waters. I will attempt to glue and tape the seams on the inside to better insulate it. This is an experiment to see if I can upgrade a cheap suit to still perform well. I will also wear a separate hood underneath and hope that it won't be too restricting.My overall opinion is that anyone that wants a suit that performs well out of the box, you WILL NEED to spend more money on a quality product. My Bare 3mm insulates far better than this 7mm which is crazy.

This thing is almost impossible to take off alone it gets stuck on your shoulders & is a absolute nightmare to try & remove I did give it 2 stars because other than taking it off it's a ok suit it is very warm but seriously have someone around when it's time to take it off or bring a knife & just throw it away after you get it off by yourself lol.