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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Fit, yes. Stay on while swimming? Probably not. Get cracked in a couple of uses? Most likely. Get the rubber one by finis. It's called the Foil monofin & beware that the XS is super narrow, so just get the size small Finis Foil. And if you want a mermaid looking rubber fin for about triple the price get a merfin in orange or blue.
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I would say M. Check out the sizing chart. Im 5 10 and 175 lbs and a L fits perfect. http://www.oneill.com/#/men/asiapacific/collection/men/wetsuits/size_chart/mens_size_chart/size_chart/abyss_grey/
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Surfer couture, I am the exact same size as you and male. I wear a small super freak and fits very well. It is a good entry level chest zip wetsuit. Most other chest zip suits are more expensive. I have several wetsuits that are mens small and they fit someone our height and weight very well, whether male or female. Hope this helps.
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I searched "Aqualung" and read up on the company and found the sizing on thier site. Hope that helps.
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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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Man.......I'm only 5'3" and 163lbs and I go with the medium, they're some fitting charts on line that might be able to help you, good luck...
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The XS should be the right size in the waist. There may be some play in the legs though due to how wide those are.
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Amazon sent me an email to answer this and I can't but I can say that the wetsuit is thick enough to work. We went to lake Michigan this summer and the water was very cold (I never went in) but my incredibly wussy, wimpy daughter did and was warm enough in it! :)
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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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At 5'7" & 138 lbs, I ordered a small. They fit well but are slightly big once they are wet. I would think a small would be your best choice, they should fit very snugly for better performance.
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Im 5'9 and 240lbs and my Large Short (LS) fits me like a glove. Im no expert, but I think a Medium Tall (MT) would be best suited for you. I would prolly suggest going to a board shop and trying on a few suits then ordering the one you want. Just be mindful that different manufacturers have different sizing specifications, but the Oneill Epic is such a hot seller, most shops have them in stock.
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Large probably makes sense, although I'm not sure between regular length versus short - check the size chart for that :)
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The child size may be better for him. I am 5'10" 180 athletic and it fits me big. a bit baggy. If you were to go for it. you could tie up the pants and sleeves by taking a row or 3 and folding it up a couple rows, and sew it there.. repeat if needed. I highly recommend this companies suit. Best i have had so far. some were up to 400$ nice quality. But this is best i have seen. Own 6^ paintball, air-soft, general sneakiness. BTW... suit has some sort of don't pay attention to me appeal(more than normal).. like less reflective? idk but works perfect. Enjoy.
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It runs really small. My daughter is 5'4", 160 and it wasn't even close. We ended up buying the sea wetsuit in xl. Hope this helps.
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I bought a 6-6x for my daughter who is around 45 lbs. If I were you, I'd buy a 4T, so there is some room to move (and grow). Unlike adult wet suits for scuba diving, you don't want this one super tight. Incidentally, my daughter is still a little cold in this wet suit, just because it's so cold outside. But she is much happier at swim class now!
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I bought this model for my wife how is 4'11" and around 106 lbs. It seems to fit her well. Best bet is to go to a dive shop and try on their suits. You may have to result to trial and error.