NeoSport Men's Premium Neoprene 3mm Waterman Wetsuit Jacket

I think it looks really cool in these photos, almost superhero-like The size chart says I'm 5'10" with 155 lbs, skinny athletic, and I ordered a Medium based on my height and weight. It fits well and has some stretch to it. The clutch is the only exception. I cannot believe what I am seeing. A crotch that has no room is a problem. There is no longer a stitching on the front of the new ugly design, so I am not sure if the old design had more room. As such, if you intend to buy it for the design, don't expect to be completely satisfied. It was tough for me to wait until I got home to take photos before I returned it, but I had to take it off ASAP because it was so uncomfortable.

Marshall Scott

| Jul 30, 2021

It has taken me all this time to discover This is a cheap wetsuit that wraps around my knees like a glove, is comfortable in my 47 degree unheated pool, and is easy to put on. Cross design zippers from the thigh to the neck make entry far simpler than zipped legs first and struggling to get into the arms. With the left leg unzipped until both arms are in, the rest is a breeze, especially for my Having discovered you guys way too late for the comfort that I've sought for my deep water running and deep water exercise routine over the years, I wish that I had found you sooner. My height is 5' 10" and my weight is 160 pounds. Slim is the opposite of fat. Having found a medium that was just right for me It is just a tiny bit short in the long sleeve, but it is not noticeable at all. It was the posted reviews that helped me to choose my size, and I hope the last statement will facilitate others finding the right size as well.

Victoria PRITCHARD

| Sep 21, 2020

By reading this review, you're already familiar with the sizing concerns, so let's start from It is 5 years old for me It is a small but very hard-hitting attack. I am 5'10" tall and weigh 227 lbs (all of the excess is between my belt and my chin). I decided to order the XXL after reading all of the comments here and on other sites. XL is typically my size when it comes to tee shirts The shirt.
If it fits, I can happily report that it does- Actually, I'm quite happy with how things turned out. IF I were to wear this 3m shorty alone, it would fit like a glove (The sleeves could be about 3/4" shorter but I have a huge frame and this might be due to my overweight condition or the fact that most XXL users have large frames). As a result, I was a tad disappointed, as I had hoped to be able to try it with my Ensure you are comfortable as you move). So far, I am waiting for "shorty weather" to arrive in order to give it a spin. It appears that the suit is well constructed! My eye has been focused on the seams & the buttons It looks like everything was stitched carefully. A heavy zipper was used in the construction of the zipper. It does its job well and opens and closes smoothly. I have only one other comment to make regarding It has never been my pleasure to own a long-term rental The shorty is somewhat longer than any of my previous suits, and I felt like it should zip up to the top of the collar like a typical full suit. To be honest, I am not really sure how comfortable that would be with a front zipper, but it feels "different" for I'll probably adjust to it after using it a few times. As a whole, I don't know that I'll be able to make full use of this exactly as I envisioned, but for the price, it's a great deal and I have no regrets about It's just a matter of getting a hot shower now.

Brock Hammond

| Feb 12, 2021

Since I am not a professional, I cannot give you any advice. We are going to review a wet suit from the point of view of a dummy. First, you should know why you are buying one since your degree of freedom will probably be the most important Swim suits designed for this purpose are probably the best choice for fitness training and triathlon training. You can wear a sleeveless suit if you need it, but they can be awkward to get on and even more difficult to take
Let me jump right into water skiing (That means we are skipping scuba diving and snorkeling) as I plan to waterski all winter here in south Florida and am slowly building up layers of wet suit to prepare for the rapidly dropping water temperature and air temperature. I started by borrowing a long-sleeved zippered jacket from a friend. My first impression was how easy it was to enter and exit. In the beginning, I bought a zippered long sleeve jacket from Neo Sport, and then I bought long pants from Neo Sport. It has been a smooth ride so far. Since I was already familiar with Neo Sport from a pair of gloves I liked, I thought I would give it a try. A legitimate company, Neo Sport is not a Chinese company setting up shop overnight. From reading what Neo Sports writes, I get the impression that the Neo Spot owner has a very hard time inputting payments. There is one thing to keep in mind with wetsuits, for some reason they seem to come in all sorts of different sizes, and you need to be sure you get the right fit well before you need the wetsuit to allow you to change sizes if necessary. The cold weather had worn down my jacket and pants, so I purchased a long sleeve pullover made by a company based in Austria. Wearing this pullover under my jacket is like wearing a base layer. This garment is made of a material called Titanium - Camaro says this material has a lower water absorption rate My favorite part of it is the color scheme. As I was learning to let go of the water skis before crashing headfirst into the water and falling backward, the gap between my jacket and pants was open to the cold water, and I began searching for a suitable I found that this garment was ideal for my needs. I like it because I can get in and out of it without too much trouble. It now only takes a few pulls to get out of the Casaro garment, but it actually comes right off if you do it properly. It is possible, however, for that person to attempt to do you Greek or Turkish depending on the position they need to stand in. If it's the type of wetsuit you need, I think that this particular model of Neo Sports Wetsuit can be considered very good in terms of design, functionality, and price. Some reviewers criticized it for being hard to get in and out. That was one of the factors that led me to write this review. That's not the case for me. Lastly, I would like to point out something else. The fact is that wet suits can be hard to get in and out of in general. A good plan would be to anticipate that situation in advance in order to minimize friction and You would like to be out of that wetsuit as soon as possible if it's cold. Also, if the wetsuit is too sticky to get out, it might tear and spoil your To get a recommendation from a dive shop, I called. According to the dive shop, they use this mixture of one part baby soap to three parts water to fit their customers. It works for me when I do that. Another product that seems to be recommended is called Triglide, a kind of expensive product. Because I intend to carry both, I am using the triglide, since it is easier to handle and there is no worry about spills. There is also one other thing to note You will often hear the ski instructor or driver tell you that if you get hit in the head with the ski, it was a freak accident that hardly ever occurs. that I'm wearing a helmet, I feel safer. It's funny, lol.

Carson Jimenez

| Nov 02, 2020