Customer Reviews

Body Glove Pro 2 Womens 3/2mm Spring Suit Wetsuit

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I usually wear between a size 2 or 4, and purchased the 3/4. If you look on the Body Glove sizing charts, a size 4 is between 105-110 pounds?? which does run small compared to other brands. The first time I put the suit on , it felt tight, but after wearing it in the water a couple times it has stretched (as wetsuits tend to do) and now fits perfectly. It's lightweight, comfortable, and the perfect warmth for the Pacific Ocean in the summer. I'd buy it again, especially for the price

a size 3/4 is what i normally wear, but this suit is extremely snug. it seems extremely well-made, although i haven't had a chance to try it out on the water. i'm hoping to be in better shape come spring (doing a mini-marathon), so i've decided to keep it. otherwise, i would reccommend going up a size, if available.

This springsuit is perfect for my needs. I use it for surfing in the winter on hawaii. I have used it 3 times so far. The fit is very feminine. It hugs tightly just like it is supposed to. I normally wear a small in juniors, i'm petite and about 115 pounds, and for this item I bought the 5/6. I find the suit restricts my arm movements but i'm told that with time wetsuits will conform and become more comfortable. I do fold the collar down though because I find that part a little too constricting.

beware, these run relly small. This was returned because it seemed more like a 3-4. It is a great wet suit, just buy 1 to 2 sizes up.

You get what you pay for. This wetsuit is for someone who has a 20 inch waist and no hips as the waist portion does not stretch or give at all when trying to get them on over your hips. Neoprene is not comfortable and very stiff. I recommend the O'Neill Hammer which is very comfortable, easy to move in and easy to put on. I was able to fit into a size 4 without any problems where as I was only able to fit into a 7/8 with the Body Glove with an improper fit.