Cressi Short Men's 1mm Wetsuit Review

This is a durable thin wetsuit that suits me very well for cold water swimming. I can put it on and unzip it myself, well, with some effort. But it fits well and serves its purpose. I recommend it.

I bought a size up from my usual size and it was right. Still sitting like a second skin, he did his work not only in the Gulf of Akumal in Mexico, but also in underground cenotes that are much colder than the open waters of the ocean.

Good quality wetsuit. Easy entry and exit. This was my first time using a back zip and I spent a minute chasing the drawstring like a dog chasing its tail, but I figured it out. I'm 6ft 1in, 200lbs and size XX-Large.

Bought this for snorkeling in Hawaii. I used it several times while I was there. I'm 5'9" and about 175 pounds. The suit fitted my body well. It was a little tight but in a good way. When I was in the water it was perfect. everything, and I felt good in cooler waters. It also protects my back from the sun when I'm lying face down for long periods of time. The only disadvantage of such a suit when snorkeling is that it gives you more buoyancy and makes it difficult to descend. I would recommend…

Fits comfortably and protects from water. I've had quite a few wetsuits in triathlon and this is considered the best when it comes to keeping warm water inside and close to the body. And the price is very good for the performance. I wouldn't use it in water colder than 15 degrees Celsius (53 F), but it's great for warmer water. Children.

I bought this for Hawaii in Winter/Spring. The water is a bit cold. I used it for snorkeling today and didn't even hesitate to get in the water. I usually have to stand in the cold water for a few minutes before forcing myself to dive, but in this case I just jump in and slowly get used to the water without wanting to scream. rzunimag. The crotch area is a little tight as it appears to be wedge shaped but otherwise easy to put on and take off. For your information. It's made in China, not…