Is this suit good for riding motorcycles
581026
The suit is good for working outside in the rain, I do not ride motorcycles, so can't directly answer.
581027
It is quite strong and will survive in city speeds, but probably not highway speeds.
581028
It didn't last through a half hour bicycle ride before falling apart when I was wearing it. On a motorcycle, you aren't moving the suit as much, but I still don't recommend it to anyone. It fell apart where the legs join first.
581029
I use the suit for Walking. I. does seem heavy enough that it would keep you dry when riding
581030
I wouldn't recommend it. but if you are in desperate need, have spare money and dont plan on going cross country, it should be fine as a temporary solution. just be genital cause its crotch tears easily.
193902
This suit is very comfortable and you dont have to worry about it riding up and the straps to do not fall down. Be sure to rinse out after being in pool.
1662921
i am not sure i am using them for motorcycle riding . You will have to look at the specifics of the glasses . If they are rated for safety glasses then you should be alright .
900778
Yes, this suit is fine and FINA approved. I wore it at USMS Nationals and Master's Pan Am Games.
58457
I feel like it would be flexible enough to surf in...I didn't feel particularly restricted while swimming or snorkeling. I also wore the suit all day on the boat and didn't have any problems. It was a great buy!
426955
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1140840
Nope. At least not at motorcycle speeds. It'd reduce or stop it on a bike I'm guessing. But if you want something air tight get goggles. These aren't for you. They foam on these has grooves specifically to allow air flow.
105360
Not sure about the top, but the bottoms blew out (inseam) in a matter of minutes on a fork lift. Like I said in my review, if you are just standing up and not stretching the pants, they should ok. The pants have a very weak seam. Any suit like this, the seams usually blow out in the pants. Go to FrogTogs and check them out, as that is what I eventually bought (motorcycle suit). A little pricy, but you get what you pay for.
858523
No - it's a "dry" suit - solid. Wet suits "breathe" as they allow water to pass through. I wear sweats when wearing dry suits to keep suit from sticking to me and provide a layer of insulation. I only use it in cold weather, so really no sweating going on for me.
1179222
The suit if very durable, I have washed it several times after working out and it is like new. I had it now for about 8 months and I work out at least 3 times a week in it. It is definitely worth the money.
600061
This is a pretty expensive suit to be running around on dinghies. Though it is strudy (not fragile), I could see you catching it on sharp items. You could probably buy 50 - 100 throw away rain suits for the price of this drysuit. Otherwise, the drysuit should do the job. I'd just be nervous catching it on something. Good luck.
277701
I wore it in the ocean. It's a nice suit. Snorkle three times last week in it. Good bang for your buck.
58459
Yes its very flexible and a great suit for the money. I would get one size larger than you might normally order.
297815
if you are in the water it will be fine, not for on land tho. it is like a thin wet suit
182805
For motorcycle Rides I think they will work well because you are moving and it will keep you cool, I have used this at the beach during a windy day and it works great.. I love this shirt I get complements every whenever I wear it...
218813
you could try it. it is not waterproof. it is very comfortable. i like the front zipper. never was a fan of the zipper on back of the wetsuits i used while skiing and tubing altho i understand why. i use mine for hunting as a 2nd layer. i wear thermal underwear (long-johns) top and bottom and then this over that, generally. it worked well. i guess it would depend on your personal preference and if you want this suit directly against your skin
52501
Not sure, I returned the item due to sizing. The suit did appear well constructed tho.