Hello, I'm a short guy 5'3 150lbs. Will XS work or find a different wetsuit? thanks!
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There is just not a good fit for what you need. You can take a look at the man size or the youth size. I would go to the sporting goods department and try some on to make sure what is the best fit first then buy here.Youth Size: http://www.evo.com/wetsuits/oneill-reactor-3/2-wetsuit-kids.aspx#image=71520/341891/o-neill-reactor-3-2-wetsuit-kid-s-black-pacific-blue-black.jpgMen Size:http://www.evo.com/oneill-mens-wetsuit-and-rashguard-size-chart.aspx
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The website shows a size chart. Mine would be an xs but I use a s one. I'm 5"2' and 100 lbs.
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My gf is 5'2" and I think we used the size chart to decide on the small for her. If riding competitively I would say go bigger. If its a matter of price and you just ride leisurely, I would say the xs should suffice.
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Hi Alexandra, had to dig out my old metric converter. I am about 175 CM tall and the small size drysuit fits me great. Did you know that you can get dry socks for this suit? You have to cut the ankles on the suit and glue the socks on though, stretched over a small coffee can. Make sure you get them pointed the right way too.
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I usually wear a size 10 or so, and I got a Large wetsuit. It is hard to get on, harder to get off wet..I use it in a pool. Maybe it should fit tighter, but this is easier for me to get on and off (even with the zipper in front).
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Hi Jeanne, Yes I would think an XS would work well. I do believe they also sell an XXS possibly? I know one of the girls on my daughter's volleyball team ordered an XXS and the brand was mizuno. Good luck!!
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I would still suggest a queen. I am 5'6 and 135 lbs. the feet, as other reviewers noted, are big. Just make sure you get boots to make sure you are comply with the wafer feet. I would definitely get another pair of these waders. They will not though, keep you super-warm like neoprene. If you are early spring fishing in cold water I would look into neoprene waders.
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My successful experience was to get an XL for fit and comfort and then use a cord belt to secure the vest around my waist to prevent it from riding up when I dived. That worked best for me. Good luck and enjoy.
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All wetsuits give a bit of buoyancy, if they are made of neoprene. A full suit 4 mm suit floats me entirely. my legs float up so it is hard to swim. With thin shorts, your butt will ride higher in the water when you swim. But NO THE SHORTS WILL NOT FLOAT WHOLE BODY. they might help your stroke if you have a heavy butt, though!
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What about for a small woman? I am 5'4 120lbs? I only hear about guys knocking it around with sand. Do you think it will still move with water with someone my size?
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i'm heavier and taller than you and the extra large worked for me, so i'm guessing you might want a large. you definitely don't want tri shorts to be too big b/c they slow you down and be uncomfortable in the water and on the run. however, i can't recommend these shorts b/c i did not like the fit at all and ended up returning them. i use a one-piece for triathlon and it works for me. of course, these might work for you - the price is definitely nice! good luck.
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Judo gi's run bigger than other martial art gi's in general. I'm 5'4" and I was swimming in a small, so a small should fit someone of your height well.
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I am 5'9 and 175...the wetsuit I ordered was a 16...Its great. Just tight enough but not binding.
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William, I think a tradional surf or diving wetsuit would be too hot for out-of-water sport activities. They are incredible insulators, so I would be concerned about overheating or dehydration. I wear my suit half way (to the waist) when I goto the beach. The drive is only 15 minutes, but in that short time of inactivity I'm starting to get very warm. Also, there is the chafing factor. Tradional surf wetsuits will chaf surfers in high friction areas such as the armpits and neck. I can only imagine the chafing you'd get if you ran in one! If you still wish to wear a wetsuit in your workouts, my recommendation would be to look at the lighter weight wetsuits that triathletes use.
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Hi, I am 1.70 mt and have 90 cm chest and I have a M-L, the XS -S it was to small in my case. (142 lb just for your info) I hope this can help you
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I would say M. It's better to go smaller with wetsuits than too big! If it's slightly snug, it's OK -- but too big and you're going to be cold. Plus, they stretch.
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Personally I would go with the 8. It may be a smidge loose, but shouldn't effect anything. The problem I found is, if I get the exact size, they will grow out of it by summer. If I get a size larger, they will grow into it, theoretically, it would save some money. Wetsuits are suppose to fit snug, but a little loose is ok. BTW....Amazon sells this stuff called "piss off". It's a wetsuit cleaner./deodorizer. Make sure he rinses, and hang dries. It does to get a funky smell so LET IT DRY ON A HANGER AND KEEP IT OUTSIDE.. on the hanger. Good luck.