O'Neill 3MM Fluid Neo Drysuit

This is the go-to dry suit my husband orders everytime he needs a new one. He is a slalom skier and uses it early in the season and late. It keeps him dry and cuts down on the drag when he is getting pulled out of the water. He has now owned 3 of them!

I've been Windsurfing for 42 years and have owned a few dry suits. The flexibility is amazing and comfort level is good!

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I have a full quiver of Drysuits to waterski and play on the lakes in Utah in the Spring and Fall when the weather is cooler. I prefer the tighter fitting drysuits to the big plastic bags and they keep me dry and warm when the water is in the 40's and 50's until the lakes warm up enough to go without...

This all neoprene suit may not be the warmest drysuit I've ever had, but it keeps me plenty comfortable in water in the 50's. More importantly, it fits and feels very much like a wetsuit, ie. little to no restriction of movement. If warmth is all you're concerned about, a bag suit is your best bet. But if you want to perform your chosen sport to the best of your ability when the water gets chilly, this is definitely the way to go.