Dark Lightning 3mm Wetsuit Women, Women's Wetsuit Long Sleeve Full Suit Premium Neoprene Womens Suit Scuba Diving/Surf/Canoe, Jumpersuit (Size10/Large)

Great Fit, Sleek Look, and Amazing Value for the Price I am 5’5.5” and about 130 lbs, and I found this wetsuit to be very fitted in all the right ways. The neck is a little tight, but that’s expected with wetsuits since it helps prevent water from flushing in. If needed, a very small slit and minor stitch adjustment could easily customize the comfort, but overall it feels secure and functional. One of my favorite features is the back zipper — it works smoothly and makes it easy to get on and off completely by yourself, which is a huge plus. I have long legs and long arms, and this wetsuit fits me perfectly, going all the way down to my ankles and wrists with no pulling or riding up. Based on the size chart, I initially ordered both a Small and a Large because the chart suggested a Large, which is far from my usual sizing. I typically wear a Small, and the Small was absolutely the right choice. The Large felt too loose and gappy in the chest, arms, and upper body, which defeated the purpose of a wetsuit. I also ordered the same size for my daughter, who is 5’3” and about 115 lbs, and it fit her beautifully as well — not too long and still very snug. That tells me the fit is very versatile across similar body types. We ordered the black, and it looks sleek, flattering, and high-quality. Overall, I would say this wetsuit runs true to normal sizing, with the understanding that the neck is intentionally snug. For the price, this is an excellent wetsuit, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a well-fitting, functional, and stylish option without spending a fortune.

The fit wasn't right for my body type, but seems like a good quality wetsuit and it arrived the next day, so 5 stars to the seller and brand quality. I "sized-up" like most reviews said. I would usually be a small in life, medium on the chart, and then sized up to a large for the suit. I should've stuck with a medium. Regardless, the front of the neck pulls back on my throat too hard, so getting a smaller size isn't an option for my situation.

Seems respectable for an inexpensive wetsuit. It is tight in the neck: if I keep it, I will probably end up snipping a couple of darts in the neck to make it doable. It's also a little bunchy in the armpits for me. If you were taller, that might not be the case. It's also a little slim in the shoulders and forearms. I am 5'4", 125 lb, 36, 30, 38. It fits nicely in the hips and torso, and the length is not too long. I think I got a large, Amazon doesn't show me the size of my order. The label says it's a size 10. I would normally wear a size 6 to 8 in clothing. It has a velcro strap across the top of the zipper, which I've seen on other suits, and is helpful to keep the long tail of the zipper from floating upwards. This also has a piece of Velcro at the base of the zipper, which I've never seen, and I think is not so necessary. That little patch of velcro might end up scratching anything you have on top of your wetsuit.

5'6", 130 pounds, average build - ordered a Large based on the sizing chart and it fit well. I was right on the cusp of sizes so I went with the larger of the two. I'm confident the Medium would have fit as well, just more snug. the rear zipper and neck closure frustrated the crap out of me, but this is my first ever wetsuit so I definitely don't have the experience to write about the closure temperatures in our water this week have been in the 60s. I'm very sensitive to cold water and was honestly on the hunt for a 4/3, but the 3/2 worked well. I spent about 40 minutes on the surf board and didn't feel uncomfortable at all.

The only downfall is somehow a tiny bit of water gets in...it actually kept me really warm though. I think the water was in the 50s...I got a large maybe could have done a medium..but it's nice n snug on the ankles and wrists. The neck part also doesn't choke you.. so that's a big plus! I'm usually a size 6-8...