🏊 Women's Synergy Endorphin Sleeveless Quick John Triathlon Wetsuit - Smoothskin Neoprene for Ironman, USAT Approved, and Open Water Swimming Review

I have had several different wetsuits over the years and this is by far the fittest and most comfortable I have ever owned. The price was spot on and the product has been perfect so far. I also like that the company is owned by other triathletes, it gave me more confidence when I ordered that the product will be as described. As always, see the size chart for yourself and don't just follow other reviews. I ordered according to the size chart and it fits perfectly.

I read reviews of several wetsuits before deciding on this one. I'm 5ft 5" and on the high end of the W1 weight range. It fits perfectly. Very convenient. I read somewhere that you might need help to zip up - that it stretches comfortably, and I found it true. Feels like a second skin. After reading the reviews I bought the recommended neck lube. Didn't notice any extra buoyancy in the water (but I've trained in the pool and competed in the pond - not sure if that matters.) Very detailed…

I live in the Northeast and swim long distances (2-3 miles) in the ocean several days a week. The water temperature is between 59 and 66 degrees in the hot months. I usually swim without a wetsuit but there are days when I just don't feel like adjusting to colder water - this suit solves that problem. This suit is enough to keep my body warm but keeps my arms and legs cool. The high neck prevents water from entering the suit and creates drag, which is a problem I've found with lower cut suits…

I've tried many, many wetsuits and often haggled with swimming buddies to find the right one. This short-haired wetsuit from Farmer John finally convinced us. It doesn't squeeze my chest so I can breathe without feeling claustrophobic. It provides buoyancy and keeps your body warm. I will be using it in cold mountain lakes in Colorado when the temp is between 60 and 70 for open water swimming. It's not as warm as a full suit, but for open water swimming it's the perfect compromise. I think it…

I bought this wetsuit after reading many reviews - I needed something for swimming in a pool that is heated at times and a suit that can be used for open water swimming in lakes and calm sea water. . I took a gamble with the sizing - based on the height and weight charts I could have ordered a W1 (5ft 8.5in and 132lbs) but I chose the W2 based on advice, size up those of us with longer torsos to choose - so glad I did! The suit fits quite well and is much more suitable for swimming in cold…

So I've tried 2 of these so far - female X-Lg (WX) and male M1. *pfff*. I'm 5ft 4" and not quite 170# of muscle from decades of skiing, swimming and weight training, so I have a massive chest and some chest tissue. I must be MS (male chunky) or WS (female short and tall). Apparently they don't make sleeveless shorts - I had to email the company to find out - hence their "incorrect" table - why list the suit? I can not buy? It seems lazy not to take this size off the table on suits that are not…

I have tried many wetsuits and often haggled with my swimming buddies to find the right one. This short-haired wetsuit from Farmer John finally convinced us. It doesn't squeeze my chest so I can breathe without feeling claustrophobic. It provides buoyancy and keeps your body warm. I will be using it in cold mountain lakes in Colorado when the temp is between 60 and 70 for open water swimming. It's not as warm as a full suit, but for open water swimming it's the perfect compromise. I think it…

Bought this suit after reading many reviews - needed something for swimming laps in a pool that is heated at times and a suit that can be used for open water swimming in lakes and when there is no wind Vicinity. sea water. I took a gamble with the sizing - based on the height and weight charts I could have ordered a W1 (5ft 8.5in and 132lbs) but I chose the W2 based on advice, size up those of us with longer torsos to choose - so glad I did! The suit fits quite well and is much more suitable…

So I've tried 2 of these so far - female X-Lg (WX) and male M1. *pfff*. I'm 5ft 4" and not quite 170# of muscle from decades of skiing, swimming and weight training, so I have a massive chest and some chest tissue. I must be MS (male chunky) or WS (female short and tall). Apparently they don't make sleeveless shorts - I had to email the company to find out - hence their "incorrect" table - why list the suit? I can not buy? It seems lazy not to take this size off the table on suits that are not…