👨 O'Neill Boost 300g Drysuit for Men Review

Works as expected but the back zip makes it difficult to zip up the already stiff and difficult zip alone. Comfortable but very noisy when walking and moving.

Pretty easy to get to. Plenty of room for multiple shifts. I used them for the slalom in mid-March and they worked great. I read some reviews about this thing being leaked. I skied twice and didn't get a drop in it. Now I can ski most of the year!

This is the perfect drysuit for the school sailing team. And it fit my very tall grandson very well. The sea here in New England is not warm, so children need to be well protected when they set sail in April. This suit does its job well.

Great wetsuit that will definitely keep you dry in the coldest weather. That flash sucks. Although I took my time unpacking and waxed everything. It still gets stuck in such a way that my wife can't open and close the zipper when I try to put it on. We stopped using it because it causes more problems than it helps.

I like it. it is comfortable and serves its purpose. I hate tight clothing, especially wetsuits and the like. I use this for kitesurfing in fall and spring. The sizing is correct as I ordered a large and it fits me comfortably with enough room underneath to wear clothes. I'm 190 and 5'9. And most importantly, the price is very cheap compared to other brands.

Very easy and quick to get on the boat. Be sure to bend your neck so the shiny, smooth part fits snugly against your skin. I sit up and try to curl up tightly, keeping my neck open to let out most of the air before entering the water and letting it out again. I'm in the water, otherwise if you break too much, the air will get through the seams and some of the water will get in. If the water is very cold you can dress as warmly as you like underneath, there are plenty of places. You can also…

The suit itself seems to be good in size and quality, it should be snug at the cuffs, for me it's not that big of a problem and the suit should be baggy and that's when you need to exhale air When you get in the water it really hugs your body and doesn't even feel that baggy, so aesthetically it works well. The real only issue for me is that it absolutely lets water through, now I'm not a big guy but I'm not a bird either, my average height is 5-10 inches and 175 pounds. The very first day in…

As a diver I have had a few dry suits that were gifted or bought to me for recreational use. I bought this wetsuit specifically for jet skiing during the winter months. Where the water temperature drops to 30 degrees and the air temperature drops to 18 degrees below zero. I was hesitant at first about the neoprene neck, knowing it would let some water through, but wasn't sure how much. I was willing to take the risk as I didn't need another latex or silicone neck for comfort reasons. I've been…