🌊 Seavenger Scout 3mm Neoprene Child Wetsuit: The Ultimate Protective Gear for Young Water Enthusiasts Review

Bought 8 years old Size 10; You're 52 inches tall and weigh 66 pounds (lots of leg muscle from the gym). This wetsuit has little room to grow and is built for slim kids; This would not be a good brand for my 6 year old husky (48 inches and 72 pounds). The suit is comfortable and warm; Note that these are 2/3 suits with thinner neoprene in certain areas (swatches) to improve movement/flexibility (typical of thicker wetsuits). Lots of thoughtful details in the construction of the wetsuit…

Helped my lean boys surf the boogie board in Oregon just like I boogie boarded in my youth in the warm Atlantic Ocean off Virginia Beach. Well, they still couldn't last that long, but I don't think the water could endure without them. not too childish for our almost 12 year old who gets easily embarrassed these days. The zippers on the ankles and the Velcro in the neck are great! Both children are low weight levels: for a boy of almost 12 (almost 5ft, 75lbs), size 12 is ideal and will likely…

I am a real person and this is a real review. It will be a long time coming as I am really excited about this wetsuit. As others have pointed out this is a very well made wetsuit. My granddaughter is very thin and cannot stay long in the pool because she is very cold and needs a hot shower after swimming to warm up. Today we received the wetsuit and she swam in the pool for hours and made great progress in swimming. I have a happy little girl. She said that now I can swim with my cousins and…

My tiny petite daughter who didn't have an ounce of fat was about to leave her swim team even though she loves to swim. But without significant physical reserves and the temperature of the cold water required for swimming laps in training, it became too much. In other words, she loves sports physically but hates the cold that comes with it. She had blue lips, trembled and sometimes cried after an hour of practice. But such a good swimmer and I didn't want to see her go. On a whim I looked…