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6'-2", 191 lbs, 46 chest, 32 waist, 38 hips, 32 inseam. Distance swimming, below 60° water temp. What size? This or add 7mm shorts under my 3/2? The 3/2 has a stretched out crotch, enough that my body can't warm that area (pretty painful as you can imagine). The rest of the 3/2 is warm enough, barely, but works fine as summer comes on.
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We would recommend you to get size XL.
We will not recommend you to add shorts under the suit.
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I am looking to get this wet suit but don't know what size to get. I am 5'8", 135 lbs, 36 in chest and 29 in waist. Thanks.
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We recommend you to get size S.
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I am planning on doing some cold water diving in the near future, water temp. 45-55 F. I already have a 2.5 mm full body suit, would I be able to wear this over that suit for added warmth? If yes, what size should I consider?
I'm 5'8", 135 lbs, 36 in chest, waist 29, hips 30-31 in.
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Usually at that water temp, we would recommend a semi dry suit, or a dry suit, if you would like to use a wetsuit, we would recommend to wear a dive skin under and use a 7mm wetsuit with a 3mm to 5mm vest. To wear a full wetsuit over another full suit will be very uncomfortable, therefore we would not recommend. Here is a wetsuit we would recommend for that temp, below is the link
http://seavenger.com/765mm-zenith-supreme-stretch-dzip-full-male-p-1023.html
Most likely we you will also need a thick hood, with a vest and dive skin under.
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I'd like a wetsuit forpaddleboarding on Lake Michigan in the spring and fall.Water temps rabge from 50-60 degrees and air temps range from 55-70 degrees. Any suggestions on thickness and/or full vs. short?
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A 5mm full suit will definitely be good for the temp you stated. Shorty will be cold on your legs. For better maneuverability, i would also suggest a 5/4mm. Here is a link to our best choices
http://seavenger.com/sd-GW34.html
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im 6'1 and i am 135 i wrestle and my body is thin and tall would it be ok if i got a small and let it be a littel short on the legs
my ches is 33 and my west is 29
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Medium size is recommended, because the Small size not only be way too short, also the back zipper could make your back feel bending.
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I am 5'11" 210 lbs 45.5 chest 38 waist. will suit fit comfortably in an xl and what is your return policy
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You can get size XL
Here is our return policy.
http://seavenger.com/rma.php
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My husband is 5'8" and 175lbs what size should we get; we will be snorkeling in Maui in February will this be a good choice. also looking at the 5mm for women for myself.
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From what you provided, he will need a L, but Feb at Maui, the water temp is around 75. Which a 5mm might be a bit too thick, I would suggest a 3mm.
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water temp 38F to 56F will be useing it for gold hunting in creeks and rivers. i am 6ft 275lbs, chest 52. just came back from creek water temp 40f air 44f. any ideas?
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http://seavenger.com/closeout-sale-65mm-nylon-plush-farmer-john-step-jacket-mens-p-301.html
The 5mm wetsuit you reference may not be enough neoprene for the conditions you describe. Also, you probably need a 4XL, although you do not specify other dimensions such as waist and hip. This suit might be a very good choice. The two-part layering system should work well for arm movement, cold, flexibility etc, and 6.5mm is better than the 5mm. Great price, too.
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would this wet suit be alright for running a long distance race in that includes getting in a nd out of really cold water?
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http://seavenger.com/1mm-metalite-full-male-p-1181.html
http://seavenger.com/tilos-1mm-men-helios-long-sleeve-shorty-p-1453.html
http://seavenger.com/32mm-men-skin-chest-jumpsuit-male-black-p-1183.html
You do not say how cold the water is, but nonetheless, 5mm is most likely going to be way too thick for running, and getting in and out of water. Here are some alternatives.
The 1mm full and 1mm long sleeve shorty are both made with MetaLite which is like Titanium, and provides warmth much like you'd get from a 2mm or even 3mm suit. The 3/2mm wetsuit is another possibility, in a full length wetsuit, again which will give you better mobility than a 5mm.
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I'm 5'7 140lbs. Please suggest a size. Thanks roger
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It appears you are between sizes, in which case we recommend the larger size: M. However, without your additional dimensions such as chest, waist and hip, we cannot specify for sure.
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I'm 5'8",225lbs. Water temp. low 50s
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This is the correct mm gauge for the water temp you reference, and it appears you would take a size 2XL, but we cannot say for sure without other dimensions such as chest, waist and hip.
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Is this suit considered 30% or 60% flexiable. I am using for water skiing. Also my size is 3X but I am only 5' 11''. Will the longer legs cause me problems?
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It would be difficult to assign and exact percentage to its flexibility. It's made of very flexible neoprene II throughout most of the suit, and has super-stretch materials in key areas like the arms, back and groin area. It's 5mm, so it may be a little thick for water skiing, depending of course where it is -- 55 - 60 degrees is what it's made for. It should not be a problem regarding your height, but we would need your other dimensions such as weight, chest, waist and hips to say for sure.
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I am 5'6", 185 lbs, 35" waist and 44" chest. What size fdo you recommend?
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You can get size Large.
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what size should I get. I'm 5'8", 200 lbs, 38" waist,44" chest?
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We recommend you try a size XL.
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what size would you reccommend. i'm 5'11", 145lbs (probably 150lbs by winter), chest 38, waist 32, hips 34. i dont want a suit thats too short in the legs or arms, and not too short from sholders to crotch. this suit would be for surfing. also the seams are untaped. does this really seal out water? thanks , g.ring.
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We recommend a size M for you in this suit. Triple glued and blind stitched seams are very effective in sealing water out, though not as effective as taping. Taping is also more expensive, but really, this is a very good suit for the money and will keep you warm. (No wetsuit is completely water-proof -- it's the thin layer of water trapped between you and the suit that keeps you warm.)
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is this wetsuit good for spearfishing? like the comfortability of being able to move around in it for spearfishing type of motions?
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http://seavenger.com/spearfishing-wetsuits-c-131.html
The wetsuit you reference would be fine for spearfishing, but we offer several other suits which are much better suited for the sport, in one and two pieces, and different camo etc. See link above.
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what is the recommended water temp range?
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A 5mm full suit is a substantial wetsuit for colder water conditions. If you are surfing, or snorkeling, 55 degree to 60 degree water; if you are diving, at the upper degree of that range. For water temps 55 and below, you should consider a thicker gauge wetsuit, 6mm to 7mm.
All-in-all though, the wetsuit you reference should work in all but the coldest conditions, and is a great suit, especially for the price.
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what size should I get. I'm 5'8", 195 lbs, 35" waist,43. " chest
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We recommend a size L.
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I am 6', 230lbs, 48" chest and 38" waist. Do I get a 2X or 3X suit? I have an old 2X O'Neil suit and it is just about 2" too tight around the chest.
Would your 3X be too long in the legs and arms for me?
thanks.
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We recommend the 3XL which should fit you since they are cut on the small side.
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i'm 6'0" /150lbs. will size M fit? is there a MT? This would be for surfing water temp in low 50's. I'm tempted by the price but not if its a poor choice.also is there any liner material in the suit besides what i assume is the standard nylon backing on the neoprene? thanks, guy.
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We recommend a size L because these suits are cut small; we do not offer size MT. If you send your other dimensions, chest waist and hip we can specify more precisely. This wetsuit should work well for surfing because of its super-stretch material in key areas. It does have ankle and wrist zips you should be aware of that are not typical of surf wetsuits.
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does this suit have the inner lining for easy removal & moisture wicking?
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No
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there are ankle and wrist zips and I would like a pictuer to see where exactly they arr and how long they are. I am afreid they could be in the way when surfing.
is the same model also available without those zips? or a similar model?
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The zipper for the ankle is 6"in long, and is on the back of your ankle, the zipper for the wrist is 6"in long and is on the side of your wrist. Here are couple model that without zippers. Here are the links
http://seavenger.com/25mm-purpose-watersport-jumpsuits-steamer-men-p-1064.html
http://seavenger.com/32mm-men-skin-chest-jumpsuit-male-blackblue-p-1182.html
http://seavenger.com/3mm-nylon-reversible-jumpsuit-with-front-zip-men-p-297.html
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want to use the suit for surfing and windsurfing - is it suitable or only for diving?
If I order try on and it does not fit - how are the conditions to return?
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yes this can be use for surfing too. If the size is not right, you can return it or exchange it within 45 days. Not including closeout items.
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will this suit keep me warm in 45 degree water? if not what suit would you recamend?
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You might need a 7mm suit.
http://seavenger.com/sd-GW16.html
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I'm 5'5", 150 lbs,
I have a neuromuscular disability which affects body structure. I do water aerobics as my only exercise in an outdoor pool where the temperature right now is 52deg (F)30-45 min/day.
I would like to exercise until it is in the mid 40's. What size suit should I use.
Chest - 38"
Hip - 38-39"
Waist - 34"
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What is percentage of neoprene and nylon.
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The whole suit is made with the neoprene with nylon cover on the neoprene. 90% neoprene and 10% nylon.
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I red that some wetsuit has several panels to provide maximum flexibility.
Could you please tell me is this suit has any panels.
With Regards.
Valentin
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Yes, With special super-stretch material in key areas like the arm pits, back and crotch
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can you tell me the body dimension that the 3x fits.my husband is 6'4 250lbs 44chest 42 waist and hips around the bum is 46 inseam s/b around 32" i would like to get this on monday but i must have the fitting dimension
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Here is the size for 3XL
Weight: 260-285
Height 6'3 6'5
Chest 48/50
Waist 42-44
Hip 48-50
Should be ok for him.
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does this come in 3x height is 6' 4" 250lbs chest 44" 38-40 pant waist.
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Yes, we do have size 3XL in stock.
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do you have the 5mm in tall? i'm 6'6
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Sorry, We don't have the tall size.
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Im looking for a 5mm wet suite but sizes I see for me are to big I am 5/6 125 pounds thank you Adam
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thanks for your message, our 5mm wetsuit seem to be a little bit too large for you.
But we have this 3/2mm wetsuit should fit you.
http://seavenger.com/quiksilver-limited-edition-32mm-cell-camouflage-fullsuit-boy-p-811.html
Size 16 should be good for you.
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