Why is this considered a "value priced suit" what's it downside being least expensive on their line of wetsuits? Girlfriend shopper.
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Still a good wetsuit for beginners or people who can tolerate cold water better
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Material not as flexible is their higher line of suits, seam in the lumbar area, single instead of double neck seal, inside is less slick.
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Not at all. They are rather tight. It really is like a thicker second skin. My little one has no trouble at all. She actually loves the suit because it keeps her warm when we kayak cold mountain waters.
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They are.............but since they are neoprene and have sewed seams, they won't last long. Personally, having owned three drysuits and multiple wetsuits, I wouldn't do that.
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Have same problem. This swimsuit works for me. Buy a little larger than your size, however, because this item runs small.
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There's no explaining why different sites have different prices for the same items. I certainly don't know! LOL Go for the cheaper one. That's what I'd do. :-)
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Chart was accurate for shoe size. Personally i would go to a dive shop if i was diving daily. It is a great set for the price and i would not be afraid to even do a tech dive with that equipment. If i was diving daily i would spend a little more and get sea vision mask and tusa flippers. If you are just snorkeling for oysters and such definite buy. I say med or large.
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I just looked up the TYR sizing chart and it's pretty true across the board. I wear a 6 in most clothing (I'm petite but muscular) and I have a XS in the bikini like they recommended. Be aware that the fit is snug though, like it's supposed to be. As a swimmer, I would always go with more snug because a suit top that drags down to my waist when I flip turn or sags in the butt is annoying. That's what I love about this suit- it's two piece and stays right where it's supposed to; so personally I wouldn't size up.
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Thanks! I went to the water pik store and paid a total of $11.59 after finding a 15% off coupon at retail me not. Sure they charge shipping but the $3.95 still adds up to cheaper!
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The suit is geared more towards protecting your body from jellyfish and other sealife. The suit is too thin to act as an insulator.
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To be honest with you it is all based on the popularity and the the size small is not so common, so we don't purchase it so ofthen that is why the price is more expensive all of the other sizes from M-L we buy in bulk and that is why they are cheaper.
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Okay so here's a nice and straight forward answer. IT DEPENDS. Maybe some buyer was being really cheap and wanted to save $2 and bought it from some no name seller and got a water down cologne and hence you see the negative reviews. Buy your colognes from Amazon. You always get the real deal.
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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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I don't know what the "real" list price is, but I checked at macy's this weekend and they are on sale for the same price right now. Pretty much anywhere you go right now they're on sale. *wow* Just noticed that was posted 3 years ago........
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Regardless, this dress has a list price of $49.95 from "the Disney store" NOT $300 plus. I just got one last week when they went back on sale (yes, they are sold out again but they will produce more) and JCP has many in stock now as well. They will get more dresses in, and when they finally catch up to the demand you my friend will no longer be able to price gouge and profit off of another company's legitimate hard work. Get a real job.
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Don't cheap out on fins if you are going on a trip to the Galapagos... my first recommendation would be to think about renting when you get there. If you want to save some money and drag your own all the way, then by all means, try them out in a pool at home first. I brought some US Divers Admiral 2 LX fins to Kauai, HI, and was not happy - I wear size 13 shoes and got the large fins, which were tight and the heel strap buckle slipped apart several times. The fins were a good size for travel, but if you are worried about losing them, you won't enjoy the scenery as much... it also depends upon how rough the water is. Have a wonderful time. Don't cheap out on fins if you are going on a trip to the Galapagos... my first recommendation would be to think about renting when you get there. If you want to save some money and drag your own all the way, then by all means, try them out in a pool at home first. I brought some US Divers Admiral 2 LX fins to Kauai, HI, and was not happy - I wear size 13 shoes and got the large fins, which were tight and the heel strap buckle slipped apart several times. The fins were a good size for travel, but if you are worried about losing them, you won't enjoy the scenery as much... it also depends... » Read More Don't cheap out on fins if you are going on a trip to the Galapagos... my first recommendation would be to think about renting when you get there. If you want to save some money and drag your own all the way, then by all means, try them out in a pool at home first. I brought some US Divers Admiral 2 LX fins to Kauai, HI, and was not happy - I wear size 13 shoes and got the large fins, which were tight and the heel strap buckle slipped apart several times. The fins were a good size for travel, but if you are worried about losing them, you won't enjoy the scenery as much... it also depends upon how rough the water is. Have a wonderful time. « Show Less
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I am not sure what % but it is flexible and I would think a good suit for water aerobics...I thought of using it for the same but so far have only used in the ocean. It is probably the right thickness because when you go to higher, say 2mm and 3mm the suits are generally less flexible with increasing thickness. This one is nice and thin and I use it in the summer when the water is between ~68-72F for surfing, skin diving, and boogey boarding. I like to be warm and also prevent sunburn so this works well. If I get cold the next time I am in the indoor pool, this is the suit I would use - not a 2 or 3mm suit.
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These are not so cheap (~$40 without extras) but I have heard they are quality, and when you order there the staff is really communicative, and they will really try to make sure you get a sleeve that is a good fit before they send the order. I've got one ordered I could let you know what I think when it comes.http://www.sfbags.com/products/sleevecases/sleevecases.htm