O'Neill Men's Fluid 3mm Neoprene Drysuit

This is a great dry suit. I waterski over 200 days per year and water temperatures go from just under 40 degrees to the low 60’s so I have worn this suit about 60 times this year. It has held up and kept me warm on my 6:30 am runs day after day. No rips or tears yet and I expect it to survive one more year. I silicone spray the zipper, arm ends and leg ends once a week and the neoprene is as it should be every time I use the suit. I couldn’t beat the price. I plan on getting a second one next season just in case. This is a great dry suit and I’ve had a few dozen over the years.

The suit zipper broke the FIRST time I put it on. Not a dry suit anymore. I got stuck in the suit because the zipper wouldn't open again AND I COULDN'T GET OUT. I assume that Amazon did not even look at it before sending. I didn't get to use it till after the return period and am no longer eligible for a refund. This was the biggest ripoff I have had with Amazon. DO NOT BUY UNLESS YOU WANT A DRYSUIT THAT TRAPS YOU INSIDE AND FLOODS YOU WITH COLD WATER THROUGH A BROKEN ZIPPER. TOTAL SCAM!!!!!

Like the suit, it does the job and keeps me dry during those early and late season waterski runs. The only negative it I typically need help zipping it up and taking it off as no matter how much I wax the zipper - that thing is TIGHT!Overall though very satisfied with the purchase.

As intended the suit keeps me dry and warm while waterskiing in late fall. My last suit lasted about 3 years before starting to leak around the ankles, neck, and various seams so you just need to accept that these things don’t last that long. On the other hand you just put it on over a pair of sweat pants and shirt and stay comfortable when the water and air are 40 to 45 degrees F.

Half your legs get wet. And half your arms get wet. It should be called a semi dry suit. Not a 100 percent Dry suit as described

I've been using this in Lake Washington in Seattle. Works just fine. Sometimes a tad bit of water leaks in through the neck but nothing serious. Keeps you 99% dry and is actually very warm. I use this primarily for wakeboarding. I got the XL. I'm 6' and 210 lbs with wide shoulders and a larger chest. Fits perfect. My buddy is 6'5" and 245 lbs and has used it multiple times and it fits him very well also.

The media could not be loaded. I grew up windsurfing with O’Neil wetsuits, and this look like the perfect opportunity to get an O’Neill dry suit. This is my second one and this is the second time I received one with a broken zipper. I was hoping to replace my BARE dry suit which lasted 20 years.

Great for early spring/late fall water skiing. Loose top so it's not restrictive and most importantly, dry and warm. Neck seal is not too tight so it's comfortable but will let water in on a bad fall but I can live with that. Form fitting lower body. Expensive but worth it.