Seavenger Alpha 3mm Neoprene Full-Body Wetsuit for All-Day Comfort and Warmth

kaylerkayler: i’ve been using this wetsuit since 2017 for freediving and for scuba dive for one year, for than 50 immersions.
i’ve use it at the florida springs where the water is always 72-73 F, also at the ocean at 72-89 F and this wetsuit makes the job. it’s way better that the expected.
i have friends that have bought other more expensive brands and after 10 immersion that have to return it because if sewing problems and ripping off.
i’ve taken this wetsuit to dive at the caverns and it’s still in good condition.
once i was diving at the spring with the water at 73F. and then i remove it to feel the difference… ufff cold af

United States on Feb 24, 2023

Elizabeth A. Spawn: This wetsuit is very cute. I had to try on three different sizes before I got it right.

My measurements are 33-26-35, 5'0'', 124 pounds, and have a very small body frame. I tried on the size 7 last year and that was too small. This year the size 7 was just too large and baggy. It was just too easy to zip up. The arms were very baggy making this wetsuit unusable for multiple dives on a liveaboard.

I sized down to a size 5. Size 5 fit my body perfectly, but the arms were just too baggy along with baggy armpits. This size was somewhat a bit more difficult to zip up. Finding a wetsuit that fits me is very frustrating.

I had to buy a size 3 off of eBay. The size 3 took a while to get on, and I could zip it all by myself. The arms are not as baggy as the other two sizes that I tried. I still had to cuff the sleeves. The size 3 is tight like how a wetsuit should fit especially if I am going to do multiple dives per day on a liveaboard.

It is very hard for me to find clothes that fit me. I am just amazed and shocked that I keep on having to size down when it comes to women's clothes. According to the size chart, I would wear a size 5, but in reality, a size 5...

United States on Oct 21, 2022

Spring Dalton: I'm going to start with 5 stars, and we'll see if it will stay that way. I just tried on a size 15. I'm 5'3.5" tall, and generally wear a 16 (sometimes a 14-16); I have a DD bust, ample hips and bottom, thick shoulders and arms, and my tummy is not quite flat (yet).

It did take a bit of work to get it over my hips, but it worked out. I've read comments on various wet suit brands, and it seems like one complaint is getting your arms all the way in, as the cuffs tend to be very tight. Well, on this one- although still snug- the arms were far easier to get into than the arms of two other wet suits I tried on. I didn't even need to do the plastic bag trick to get my limbs into the thing.

I thought I'd have trouble zipping it up, because finding ANYTHING to fit my bosom has been a challenge, but it zipped right up. I could use a slightly longer zipper cord, but that's easily fixable. Even with a bit of extra "fluff" around my edges, I was pleasantly surprised at how flattering my reflection was. So if you are a bit of a fluffy girl, the size 15 could work out for you, and I daresay you may even feel a little bit sexy.

UPDATE: I have worn this suit in water twice so...

United States on Oct 16, 2020

Linda Mac: Fits good! Easier to get on than others I've tried.

Canada on Sep 01, 2017

HOOTS: not to say its a bad product just not for me, took it outta the package an looked at it an knew right away its smaller then i need. was a 5x an i wear 3x everything else. oh well. still a good buy for the right person, just not me :(

Canada on Dec 30, 2016