ZCCO Ultra Stretch 3mm Neoprene Wetsuit, Back Zip Full Body Diving Suit, one Piece for Men-Snorkeling, Scuba Diving Swimming, Surfing

Bought this looking for a decent entry level wetsuit. The size guide works. I'm 6'0", 190lbs, ordered an XL based on my measurements and it fits perfect. Seems to be good quality neoprene, it IS the actual 3mm it claims. Zipper works well. Haven't water tested yet but I have no doubts it will perform well. I would say worth the money.

When I first received the suit I put it on to find it a bit snug. I’m 6’3” weighing around 210lbs. I bought an XXL because of my height knowing I was over the recommended weight. The suit fit very nicely and was very comfortable to move about, however the chest was a bit loose which I felt in the water. Water does get in the suit but that is normal. It may stretch every so slightly once submerged. Overall very content with my purchase and would recommend to anyone who is looking for a wetsuit but does not want to pay over $80-$100.

I was worried this wouldn't fit, as I have never been XL in my life, but I followed the sizing table anyway, and Voila! It fit! I have issues with wet suits because I have bigger than normal chest and biceps from working out, but no problems here!

this wetsuit (3MM) kept me very warm even tho i was kayaking in ocean water about 46F. i had practically nothing underneath the wetsuit and i was absolutely warm. its very hard to beat the price. Alot of things to consider tho before buying this item. Firstly the zipper is in the front. why is this bad? because it makes it very hard to take off. Wetsuits stick to your skin after you get them wet or sweat in it. To peel a suit off behind you is practically impossible by yourself. So think about getting one with a zipper in the back because your arms can actually pull the suit forward easier than bending your arms backwards. YES it is easier to zip up with a zipper in front but it is a nightmare to peel the wetsuit off. Consider yourself warned. SECONDLY. the zipper stops at the belly. Why does that matter? because if you have to go use the bathroom in this thing. IT will not zip down far enough. Youll have to go thru the painful process of peeling the whole suit off your shoulders just to pull it down far enough. There are suits out there with front zippers that go all the way down to the groin, so you dont practically have to remove the whole thing just to use the toilet. I am a kayaker, im out on the water for hours. i need the suit to be practical.if youre afraid it wont be warm enough. Its very warm. Its very Cheap. Its even pretty comfortable. But if youre going to be in this thing for long hours where you have to remove it here and there, it will get annoying quickly. Best thing is to have a buddy that will be willing to help you take it off. For the most part it does what i need it to do.

I ordered the size based upon the chart but when I got it and tried it on in my bedroom it seemed way too tight. Felt I had trouble breathing. I was going to send it back. Luckily I researched this and found that if a wetsuit feels comfortable in your bedroom it's probably too tight. It will feel better in the water.So I took it boogie boarding, my first time ever, and they were right. It fits great in the water.

The wetsuit fit well but after 6months of use it became saggy at the seat and holes and tears appeared. Not very durable if you dive regularly.

It held up great in the waves. This wet suit fits true to size, make sure you get the right one based on the size chart. Mine is a little snug in the chest but in the water it feels great. I'm 5'10", 160 lbs and got a L.

I honestly like the wetsuit. I’m 5’5” 140lbs and the large fits me well!