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- GGERVerified ReviewerReviewingZone 3 Men's Aspire Thermal Fullsleeve WetsuitI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses Open Water SwimWhat are your water temps? Cold (50's)Body Type SlimRated 5 out of 5 stars7/21/23Great for the price
I'm 5'10", 168lb. MT fits well. I've swam on water from 45-55 F with it and have been fine.
I have no trouble getting into it when my skin is dry. If I'm slightly wet (say I'm sweating) it can be hard to slide the suit on, especially the arms. Note that velcro flap has a protective cloth that needs to be removed from the sticky part.
- BRBob R.Verified ReviewerReviewingZone 3 Men's Aspire Thermal Fullsleeve WetsuitI do not recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses TriathlonWhat are your water temps? Moderate (60's)Body Type AthleticRated 2 out of 5 stars2/23/23It’s nice looking but too small
I’m a cyclist looking to do my first Triathlon this spring in 65F water. I’m 5’-11” tall, have a 39” chest, and weigh 172 lbs. I’m right in the middle of the ML size based on the chart. I was able to struggle into the wetsuit after 20 minutes of sweating and cajoling. Super tight on my legs and difficult to get up over my shoulders. I was really worried about ripping the suit putting it on. I was only able to zip it up if I fully exhaled. The flap at the top of the zipper would not stay down. It’s supposed to be velcro, I think. It took a good five minutes to get back out of the wetsuit, but I was able to do it without assistance.
I did look very sleek in this wetsuit, along the lines of a Pacific harbor seal or an otter perhaps. But, it was literally hard to breathe. I didn’t try swimming in it since I was thinking I needed to send it back for a bigger size. Then I notice they are out of stock on L. Guessing the XL would be too big. Geez, what a pain.
