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The best wetsuit for freediving in cold water
Yamamoto neoprene
Our wetsuit is made from Yamamoto neoprene, the industry's gold standard for flexibility and warmth.

Flexibility means you can take full breaths, enter and exit the suit easily, and go a size down, getting a watertight fit without compromising ease of movement.

Yamamoto's neoprene is made from limestone, the most environmentally friendly source material.
Open cell technology
The millions of open cells in our open cell neoprene act like tiny suction cups, sticking to your skin to keep cold water out.

Open cell neoprene is warmer than any other kind of neoprene.
Design
Our wetsuits feature:

Watertight seals around face, wrists and ankles

Super-stretch nylon

Knee, elbow and chest pads

High waisted bottoms which keep you warm while still allowing you to take a full breath

Choosing your size

Use the size charts below to choose your size. Choose a size that fits you snugly, because high quality neoprene will stretch and mold to your body. The formula for staying warm in cold water is:
high quality neoprene + a snug fit.
Sizing Tips
  • Measure yourself
    Measure yourself around the fullest part of your chest, the narrowest part of your waist, and the widest part of your hips. If you don't have a tape measure, you can get one from Amazon for $3.

    Check your measurements against the size charts. The most important measurements are your chest and waist. The least important measurement is your height. It doesn't matter if a wetsuit is a bit short in the arms and legs, because your gloves and booties will keep your wrists and ankles warm.

    If you are between sizes, go with the lower size, because high quality neoprene will stretch to accommodate your body shape, and a tight wetsuit will keep you warmer than a loose one.

    A wetsuit should fit like leggings, not jeans.
  • Standard sizes aren't right for everyone
    If your measurements differ wildly from those on the charts, consider getting a custom wetsuit. Some excellent custom wetsuit makers are Elios, Polosub and Hi. A snug fit everywhere is important for staying warm.

Wetsuit FAQs

What's good about this wetsuit

  • Japanese Yamamoto neoprene
    The most important factor in choosing a wetsuit is the quality of its neoprene. High quality neoprene is extremely warm, but still light and flexible, allowing you to take full breaths and enter and exit the suit easily. Flexibility also means you can go down a size, getting a watertight fit without compromising ease of movement.

    Our wetsuit is made from Yamamoto neoprene, the industry's gold standard for flexibility and warmth. Yamamoto's neoprene is made from limestone, the most environmentally friendly source material.
  • 7mm open cell on the inside
    Open cell is warmer than any other kind of neoprene, because the open cells act like thousands of tiny suction cups, sticking to your skin to keep cold water out.
  • Super-stretch nylon on the outside
    Nylon protects the wetsuit against wear and UV rays. This wetsuit's nylon is super-stretch, which makes putting it on and taking it off easy.
  • "High waist" not "Farmer John" style
    A "Farmer John" style wetsuit covers your chest with the pants as well as the top. This makes it harder for you to take a full final breath before a dive. It also means you have to take off your top to be able to pee. Our wetsuit is "high waist" style, meaning the pants keep your core warm, but stop below your chest.
  • Knee, elbow and chest pads
    Knee and elbow pads protect the wetsuit from abrasion. Our pads are sewn into the wetsuit, not just glued on.
  • Watertight seals around face, wrists and ankles
    Smoothskin neoprene all the way up to the edge of the wrists, ankles and face provides watertight seals. Avoid wetsuits which sew nylon over this edge, breaking the seal and letting water in.
  • Double clasp fastener
    When hands are cold, it is easier to unfasten a double clasp than a single clasp. Our clasps are double and come with reinforced anchoring in the suit.