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I am 5'9" tall, wt 213, waist 39, chest 45, please give me your recomendations for theproper wet suit. Thanks
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We recommend a size 2XL.
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would this be a good suit for using in an outdoor swimming pool in New Orleans in the winter? It doesn't get too cold, 40F at the lowest all winter, but I'm not sure what the water temperature would be.
Thanks,
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3mm is too thick for outdoor swimming. You will be better off with this 2mm
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http://seavenger.com/2mm-jumpsuit-with-super-stretch-key-area-mans-p-304.html
or even a 2.5mm shorty like this which will give you more mobility:
http://seavenger.com/cressi-med-25mm-men-back-zip-shorty-wetsuit-p-1298.html
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I am wanting a wetsuit for kayaking, would a 3 mm suit keep me comfortable when the air temp is 60 degrees?
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Yes, but no thicker, even 2.5 like this one
http://seavenger.com/25mm-purpose-watersport-jumpsuits-steamer-men-p-1064.html
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Can you ship this order to APO (Army Postal Office Afghanistan) and if so what is the price?
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The estimate cost for shipping is around $16.90. But to get the exact amount, I will need to know your postal code.
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Weight = 200 lbs. Height = 5' 9". Waist 38", Chest = 42". I believe I should get a size = Large. Am I correct?
Do you ship to Canada, and if so what is the price?
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Yes, you should try the large. We do ship to Canada, the price depends on your location and the weight of your order. You can check the estimates by adding your items into your shopping cart and typing in your shipping information.
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I am long and skinny. 6'2 and 160. Chest 34.5. What size do you recommend?
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There won't be a size that will fit you without it being too short or too big, but I would go with a L and maybe buy high heel neoprene socks/gloves to cover up areas the suit might run short on you.
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My waist is 38", my chest is 44", my hips are 44", my height is 5'11" and my weight is 195. I tried an XL from a competitor of yours and it was too small. Will superstretch XL accomodate me?
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The XL should fit you with no problems, although keep in mind that wetsuits are skin tight, so it will still be tight on you. If you want more comfort, you may want to go a size up (although if it is loose, it won't be as warm)
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Description says "Additional zips on wrists, ankles and chest" none of which show in the photo. Are they there? I am particularly interested in the chest/front zipper for comfort.
Also I am right on the edge on all the measures between a large and a medium. Any suggestion which to try? Most suits seem to run a little large or small. What about this one?
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Sorry the zips are on wrists, ankles and back only.
All wetsuits are run a little small since they mean to be skintight.
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Hello....I live in Naples Florida and do not want to heat my pool this winter but I want to do aggressive water aerobics. I need something very flexible for working out and enough warm protection for water that will range from 60 or 65 on the low side to 70 to 80 on the high side. I want flexibility and easy on/off. Full suitcover both arms & legs. I am 5' 11" and 190 lbs. Do I need a 1mm or 3mm suit & will a 3mm wetsuit be flexible so I can do my exercises? The propoline Dive suit looks more flexible but is it warm enough for the lower temps ...60's??
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Yep this is a good one, but if you want more flexible one get the shorty.
Here is a 2.5mm shorty.
http://seavenger.com/25mm-shorty-nylon-stretchy-neoprene-mens-p-311.html
You can get size L.
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What is your return policy if it does not fit?
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You have 45 days for return and exchange
http://seavenger.com/rma.php
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What is the difference between a jumpsuit and a wetsuit? I want something to keep me dry and warm while sailing, and in case I should capsize and end up in the water.
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hello thanks for your message, wetsuit is what we call all the scuba/snorkeling/surfing suits, there are two different type of wetsuits, a jumpsuit is a full suit that covers your whole body and the other type is a shorty.
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i would like a wetsuit for water temp of 50-60 degrees i am 5'9" tall, wt 205, waist 36, chest 44
please give me your recomendations, tks dale
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For water temp of 50-60 degrees, you will need something like 6.5mm or 7mm 2 piece wetsuit. However, I will need to double check with the manufacture which size is best for you. I will get back to you on Monday.
http://seavenger.com/piece-nylon-with-stretch-panel-suit-steamer-mans-p-299.html
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