Neosport 3/2mm Men's Neoprene Back Zip Jumpsuit

I was worried about buying a wetsuit online but took a chance with this one. I was surprised how well it fit me. I'm 5'10", 220 lbs, and the 2XL fits great. Tight but not too tight, movement is good, and neck and sleeves are good. Of course there are better ones out there but at this price, it doesn't get any better.

I have a Neosport 2.5 mm vest & a 3 mm long sleeve shorty in sz 6. I love them and they fit perfectly (5' 6", 140 lbs - sz 6 jeans and few curves). I bought a warehouse deal sz 8 thinking that 1 size up would be more comfortable.It was huge! The biggest problem was the gaping neoprene in the armpits, both front and back. In fairness, there was no hang tag, but a piece of tape inside the wrist with a 10 on it - so it was entirely possible it was mislisted. I ordered a sz 8 in a 5 mm and the fit was much better, but there was still some gaping. I returned both.I then ordered a sz 6 in a 5 mm and the fit was close to perfect with only very slight gaping in the back armpit area. While the suit was very tight (as a proper wetsuit should be), the neoprene was stretchy enough to wear over my 5 mm shorty. Not particularly comfortable, feeling like the Michellin man, but a reasonable trade off for the added warmth. Plus no need for a 7/5 mm suit.Lesson learned:* no need to account for thickness in determining size.* if a brand fits well, stick with that brand and size. As my figure is more "boyish", l'm sticking with Neosport.For the newbies: wetsuit means that water gets into the suit. A proper fit is really tight. Then the small amount of water between you and the wetsuit is warmed by your body. Ideally, the suit fits so that your nice warm water is not squished out and cold water fills in as you move. Hence, gaping armpits is a serious hazard to your warmth.Also, I wear a beanie to keep my hair out from under my mask. It also keeps that hair that isn't caught under the mask strap from sweeping across your line of sight as you swim.

I bought this wet suit for use in canyoneering through water holes and also for wading the Narrows in Zion. So far, I've made two trips into the Narrows wearing the suit, both in the winter. I was quite comfortable during both trips, despite the cool air temperature and the cold water. Though most of the hike is in water less than 2 feet, some of the holes were chest high. I like the reinforced knees and that should help during the canyoneering adventures.I have two minor issues with the suit:1) I wish that it came with zippers on the ankles. That would make it much easier to get on and off. I have a hard time getting the suit over my feet.2) The overall fit is fine but I have a somewhat long trunk for my height (5'10", 175lb). Because of this, the crotch rides up pretty tight and the neck pulls down a bit, causing some chafing. That's not really a fault of the suit, just my proportions. I don't know if a larger suit would resolve this and still fit properly everywhere else. An extra large suit seems like too much for my build.

The fit is odd. I originally bought a women's sz 4 (my normal size). The 4 was WAY to short in the torso, I couldn't move without getting a major wedgie. And the neck was way too tight, choking me right on my wind pipe. I decided to go two sizes up (I thought just going up one size would probably still be too short in the torso). So I returned the 4 and got an 8. (I'm 5'3", 117lbs, long-waisted, small bust). The 8 is obviously too big in the chest, upper arms, and waist. but it's still a little short in the torso, and still uncomfortably tight at the neck. The neck is adjustable, but that doesn't really help, it's the construction of the neck that puts pressure right on the trachea. So I'm afraid a size 6 will be too short in the torso and neck. Can't decide whether to exchange or not. The material is very stiff and thick (I want that for cold water) and heavy. The whole suit weighs about 5.5lbs (I weighed it). Since it's so thick and stiff, it can be hard to put on, but here's a neat trick to make it easier to put on: Put a plastic bag over your foot/hand and then slide it through, then remove the bag. (see picture). For removal, just roll the suit off turning it inside out, rather than trying to pull it straight off. I'll let you know if I exchange it for a size 6.

I recently purchased this wetsuit for use while abalone diving on the Northern California coastline. Having never been diving until recently, I wasn't interested in spending a ton of money on an expensive suit that I wasn't certain I would use very often.Based on the price and the decent reviews I went with the Neosport brand for the wetsuit, gloves, hood and boots. I couldn't be more pleased than I am with the products.The wetsuit is well constructed with sturdy seams. The zipper works very well and forms a nice tight seal. Fairly good fit around the neck, with just enough room to simultaneously wear a hood for added warmth. Foot and hand openings are snug, but gave little resistance while donning the suit. From start to finish it took me maybe 3 minutes to put the wet suit on.There is a very small amount of padding on the knees, although it is not nearly as much as on the more expensive suits. This hasn't turned out to be a big problem for me so far, as I haven't done much kneeling on them or crawling across many abrasive rocks.As to the thickness, I spent 90 minutes to two hours on consecutive days in 45-50 degree water with this suit without any problem. And this coming from a guy that hates cold water. I started to get cold at the end, but that is to be expected in water that cold for that long.In all, I am very happy with my Neosport wetsuit. it worked very well the first few times that I have used it and I have no reason to think that it won't last for many more.

This is a great suit. Water is able to get in around the zipper but that is the only complaint

This product may have saved my life the very first time I used it. I went out Jet Skiing, fell off and my starter motor broke, so I spent .5 hrs in 14C water swimming to shore.I had this suit on and laughed about being in the cold water. It's a seriously warm suit. If you have never had another warm suit or never worn a wetsuit, you will probably be happy with this product, and I wouldn't say that it is a bad product.So why did I rate it the way I did? Two main reasons.1. The neoprene split the second time I wore it, just below the zipper on the rear, so I ended up returning the product after wearing it 5-6 times to really test it out.2. This is the most important part. You can purchase an O'Neil Epic wetsuit for just a LITTLE more, it's in a totally different league. Compared to the Neo Sport, the O'Neil is mind-blowing comfortable. The materials are SO stretchy allowing it to fit like a glove, it seals the water out incredibly well and the materials are all WAY more comfortable.If you only ever try a Neo Sport suit, (and it fits) you'd probably love it .... but as soon as you try on a good quality suit, you will NEVER think about saving a few dollars as an option.I now have a O'Neil 4/3 and it is warmer than the Neo Sport 5mm just because it keeps me TOTALLY dry. I can be totally submersed and float around in the water for minutes, and stay completely dry under the suit. The only time this sucks is if you have to pee.... and let's be honest, it happens. Full disclosure, my new O'Neil is a Psycho ($700) but the epic uses almost all of the same materials (my friend just got one) and it is only $240 ish.One last thing. Their sizing does seem to fall between most other companies sizing. Do not purchase their products unless you fall in the middle of their range. There is NOT enough give / flex to the neoprene to accommodate for being slightly larger or slightly smaller.

OK, just received my medium size wetsuit, fits perfectly as I'm 5'8, 160lbs, problem is the defective tear prior to trying it on. I've contacted Amazon CSR on options but the seller has none available in my size left (I bought the last one). So now the problem is when will a replacement product be available? No one can answer that question and I'm not interested in trying to shop again for a different wetsuit because this specific type has a great manufacturing warranty which is part of the reason I purchased it. So I'm reaching out to the manufacturer directly to see what they can do for me but will end up paying shipping charges from Canada to the US which is disappointing since I shouldn't have to.Update: manufacturer said they would send me a new suit, just had to cut the old one in half so there is no way for anyone to use the old suit for another warranty call and no need to send the old one to them. Changing rating from one to 4.

I have been diving and involved with numerous dive manufacturers over 25 years. I do own a 3-2mm suit from Neo Sport and it is like 15 years old and still supple, I have shrunk some. I was very impressed with this suit which I bought to carry on my boat for rescue as it is quick and easy to put on compared to dry suit which is what I wear to Dive. The stitching and material is first class, I would not suggest anyone go out and spend twice as much for a Name on the suit. Neo Sport is a good name and a good price. Sizing a little tuff for me with 46"chest, 36"waist and 6'2", 195 lb. the Xl was to tight into the inseam and the 2Xl a little big in waist, but good for fast on-off and I am not going deep in this suit, at least not in the Great Lakes.

xAm 6.2 tall. Waist size 38. Ordered size 2XL. Legs were long enough, waist fit ok, but top was quite short. Ordered 3XL afterwards. This was long enough (bot top and bottom), however too wide around belly.Otherwise, material and craftsmanship is really good (5 stairs). Great value for the money!

I'm new to scuba diving so I didn't want to spend a lot of cash up front -> this is a great solution to getting a nice beginner suit for cheap!My only issue is the legs... I have 16" calves and I find the legs super tight, but other than that, the measurements and weight is accurate to fit.It is very warm. Great for Newfoundland waters.