Men Wetsuit 3/2mm Neoprene Front Zipper for Surfing Diving

The Hevto men’s wetsuit is fantastic! The fit is snug but flexible, giving great freedom of movement without feeling restrictive. The neoprene is thick enough to keep me warm in cooler water, yet soft and comfortable against the skin. Zipping in and out is easy, and the seams are well-stitched with no chafing. It’s held up perfectly through multiple dives and surf sessions with no signs of wear. The color and design also look sharp in and out of the water. If you want a wetsuit that balances comfort, warmth, and durability, Hevto nailed it!

Other verified buyers review is important so I have to leave one here. This wetsuit is Medium and it fits perfectly. I am 5’10” and 201lb. The material is very good, great quality and the zipper is of great quality too. Getting in and out isn’t so bad but it’s nit as easy as your regular clothing. Just fyi. This product fits and you might want to go 1 size down. I normally wear Large L, it would have been a bit too big if I had bought large size.

The fit is ok, the ability to keep you mostly not cold in freezing water is good (remember this isn't water proof, but designed to provide a small layer of insulation). I purchased this to help keep me from freezing while working in my pond water during the march month. The only negative I can say, is the zipper sucks. Once I got it zipped up, the zipper wants to unzip. This means that if something touches the zipper accidently, it goes from 100% zipped to completely unzipped in 1 second because of the tension of wearing it (this sucks in cold water). So I tied a string to the zipper and wrapped it around my neck. I would suggest modifying the zipper to lock style or make the zipper hidden some how. I also found the price reasonable.

I’m not exactly a “skinny” person. I currently need a little extra belly room. This suit in the bigger version of the xxl provides the extra belly room needed. Only 2 minor things I’m not a fan of but willing to accept: 1) Arms a little long in proportion to the legs, but perfectly acceptable, given the price and 2) length of zipper pull too short for effective self-donning. The quality is actually what blows me away. Strong, serious stitching. Rolled, stitched neck/wrists/ankles rather than just cut neoprene. Someone really knew what they were doing adding the crotch zone to not be super tight. Fits snuggly but not awkward like some higher priced wetsuits have. The lightly armored knees is another great bonus. And again, the heavy detail on the stitching for the entire suit ROCKS. WELLLLL worth the price!!!

First of all I'm not going to post a picture; it would NOT be a pretty sight for all to see, but know this the suit is perfect. We've lived in Florida for three years now and have a solar heated pool. Sometimes during the winter months the sun just doesn't shine enough to warm the water from our cool nights. (in the last few weeks we've gotten as low as 38 degrees in the Tampa area). Needless to say I couldn't use our pool year round ... until now! This scuba suit does the job. I was concerned because I HATE the cold so I was leary about whether this suit could really keep me warm in our 70 degree pool water. It does! The first time I tried it on I had my husband help me zip it up because it was tight as it's supposed to be, but I was afraid I'd break the zipper due to my size. When my husband zipped it he said there was no way I'd break the zipper because the suit was so well made. Now I put it on and off with no problem. I looked at several other suits, but Hevto had the most sizes to fit any shape and height. I'm 5'3", 160 pounds, getting a bit of a belly and hippy so I went with the guidelines Hevto offered and ordered the SX3. It fits great. I can't enough good things about this suit. I'm so glad I ordered it. I can now swim year round and stay warm doing it. I definitely recommend this suit and would order it again and again.

We bought a house with an unheated swimming pool. The shock of even mild 68° water is too much for me. So I thought I'd try a wetsuit. I'm 6' 4", 230 pounds with a bit of a belly and thick short legs. 30 or 32 inch inseam, depending on the pant cut. I was afraid the wetsuit would be too short in the spine. But not the case. I ordered the XLT a.k.a. tall version. And the fit was great. It was snug in the legs and torso and a bit loose in the forearms. The shock of entering the water was diminished and it took just a few moments to get a acclimatized. I was pleased with how easily my arms and legs could move, and I did a brush down of algae for the entire pool. I bought the front zipper because I didn't like the idea of a back zipper jam. The front zip was easy to get on and more difficult to take off but easy enough, it just required patience. The suit definitely made entering the water tolerable and staying in acceptable. Since I really don't like cold water, I might consider a thicker version to make a comparison. Construction seems to be good throughout, but I haven't used it long enough to judge durability.

I’m 5’-7” and 180lb. I bought a large/short. The material was fine, so was the stitching. The length of the sleeves and legs were on point. However, there was a strong neoprene smell (compared to an O’Neil), and the sleeves on the elbows, and the legs on the knees were loose. I could pinch about an inch of extra fabric. A wetsuit should be snug evenly, everywhere. It is very affordable. Compared to an O’Neil is about 30% of the price. Maybe a medium/short might fit better, but I didn’t want to take the chance since my trip was coming up soon and I didn’t want to take the chance in buying another one and have the doubt of getting another wrong size. So, I wanted to be 100% sure and went to my local surf shop and paid $240 for a perfect fitting, no foul smelling O’Neil.

Well made, good fit. Very happy with the wetsuit.