🌊 O'Neill Men's 3/2mm Epic Back Zip Full Wetsuit - Enhanced SEO Review

Great wetsuit. Bought as a present for my husband, fits perfectly. He is 5ft 9in and 200lbs and I have a short XL. He ended up saying he'd prefer 4/3 instead as it's thicker so I returned this 3/2 but if you're looking for 3/2 this is perfect.

I've used this suit for about 25-30 dives or so. Towards the end of my diving trip in Bonaire I got water pockets in my lower leg under the sealing/stitching on my ankle. However, this works great if you don't want to spend a lot of money on a more expensive wetsuit.

This wetsuit is a good option for watersports. The material is insulating and generally comfortable. It can be a pain to put on if it doesn't fit you too well. The neck part is also annoying: the Velcro often sticks to the inner surface and seems to damage the inside - it can be a matter of time before the material tears.

I'm 6'0", I'm 200-210 today and I carry my weight in my stomach. I bought XL. Super soft. Stretchy. Easy to put on and take off. Not heavy .I don't feel like my guts are being pushed into my chest cavity.I usually stay in 62-70 degree water for two or more hours.Scuba diving,paddling and snorkeling in general.Once you use it you won't go back and probably moving to even higher models. I have no complaints. Buy it!

Absolute garbage. Poor materials and workmanship. The first clue was the raw edges of the cuffs on the wrists and ankles. Careless application of glue to the seams, possibly an excessive amount of glue to compensate for poor seam quality. The Velcro at the neck tore the nylon surface of the neoprene on first contact. The neoprene seems to stretch on first use. I have other O'Neill wetsuits and am not sure if they are genuine or fake. I tried it on, took it off and sent it back.

Eve always had Oniel wetsuits. It's been a few years since my last wetsuit, probably at least 18 years. The last suit held up well. I sold it at a flea market a few years ago. I bought this suit to get back surfing in San Diego this winter. The water temperature is below 60 degrees. It works as I expected. It's comfortable and keeps me warm enough for a 3 hour break. But there's no pocket for keys, kind of a bummer. I am happy with my purchase. Inexpensive and appears to be well made.

Arrived in a lump at the bottom of a large plastic bag where someone stuck it through a ripped hole in the bag. falls and catches on the inside of the fabric of the left shoulder, and when torn off tears out the fibers of the fabric. See fig. I thought O'Neal was supposed to be a quality manufacturer? Fits good. Returned due to a design flaw destroying the fabric on the inside of the shoulder.

Epic is very comfortable, very thin, light, flexible and keeps me warm in water temperatures up to 60°. However, I hope that it won't break for me so quickly - I surf at least 3-4 times a week, maybe more often when the sea is rough. Another benefit of this wetsuit is that it dries much quicker than others I've had in the past. The only negative experience I've had with it so far is that I get a noticeable rash just below my hairline behind my neck, but I guess that's to be expected with the…

1. Dislike - I wish O'Neil could find out that they have been cutting their suits 2-3 inches shorter on the legs for almost 2 decades. . Even the 2xl length was too short and all it had was 3 inches longer on the arms, same goes for the torso. I'm exactly 6ft 3" tall and the normal weight is 215,220. I'm 250 now and 2xl is perfect. Also with my normal 220 and Xl Toe the same problem. I'm not disproportionate at all. I even got my doctor to measure me and he said I was as close to being…