NeoSport Full Body Long Sleeve Lycra Sports Suit for Women and Men

The media could not be loaded. I have a 94cm chest, 83cm waist, 82cm inseam measurement for myself.The black medium fits me very well. It is tight, which is what I am after - but also allows for full articulation in the tunnel. These suits are known for not holding up as well as a normal tunnel suit, however the price is great and I would attest that it will hold up to above 8+ hours of normal flying. I do not recommend learning new skills on the net in this suit - as a stray wire or sharp object can easily grab this material and tear it.With a bit of care, this is a wonderful way to experience a no-drag tunnel session.I wear skin tight under armour undereneath the suit or t-shirt and it feels great.(This would also be a really good underlayer to your jumpsuit - as I often wear this suit under my training suit and don't notice myself wearing it.)A+ for windtunnel. I know that's not what Neosport was going for but uh......you know. Whatever.

3x fits my 5'11", 250lb frame nicely. Seems well made and looks good. Too early to comment on durability.

Used this under a wetsuit for a couple of test swims today and below are some of the points i noticedPositives- it seems of good quality dries fast and looks like it will hold shape for long- Gives a very nice layer of cover which is good enough for warm water dive's- The zipper is flat and does not bother you much even while using a board- the neck is snug and stays under a wetsuit- best of all it make putting on and getting out out the wetsuit easyNegatives- Based of reviews I ordered an XXL size a size up from normal I am 6'3" and 200pounds but feel that the XL may have fit better(ive not tried an XL though) and the XXL fits OK except for a few place like the back and underarms, the wetsuit holds it in though.- I have long arms and legs and the leg strap comes in handy for keeping the legs covered but the hands tend to ride up under the wetsuit while wearing it.- Sun coverage is not so great, I would recomend using a waterproof sunblock under this if your planning of spending time in the sun with only this skin covering you.Overall I would have given 5 stars if the arm loup had been designed to be left on and the sun coverage had been better.

...waited to write a review until I had a chance to use it on a dive trip. ...worked out great!It's more of a dive skin than a wet suit...basically swim suit material, so it's really easy to put on and take off even when wet, though it dries pretty quickly. I'm a short (5'3'-5'4"), round (195 lbs) woman, so I ordered an XXL to make sure I wouldn't be straining the seams too much. Of course, I had to hem the legs a good bit, but at my height, EVERYTHING has to be hemmed. Otherwise, the fit was great.After 6 days of diving in 85 degree salt water +/-, I was protected neck to ankles from the sun. (Being fair skinned, I tend to burn easily, so this worked out great! Totally protected me from the sun.) ...very comfy, and even provides a wee bit of protection from brushing up against anything in the water...though I can't testify to exactly how much protection it provides since I didn't actually brush up against anything significant.I took an actual wet suit on the trip just in case, but I didn't end up needing it in such warm, mild water. This dive skin worked just fine. After 6 days of diving and thorough rinsing A LOT, the logos on the suit pretty much disappeared/peeled off...which doesn't bother me, but I thought I'd mention it in case that matters to anyone else.I really like this one, so I plan to buy another one next year. ...not that I plan on this one wearing out all that soon, but like most "clothing," swim suit material does eventually pick and start to wear out with heavy use, especially if you're sitting on a textured seat while gearing up.

This is my first skin suit and i used it do do skin diving, scuba diving and open water swimming. I have a sensitive skin and get sunbursts easily, but with it i didn't use any solar lotion, even remaining under tropical sun all the day.It doesn't repair you from cold; after one hour of scuba diving with water at 27 celsius degrees i started shivering, but it makes easy to put on your wet suit.Is a fact that sizes are overestimated: i am a 170 cm / 75 kilos person and usually would buy a medium size but, warned by the reviews i bought a large size and it fit perfectly.To me materials are of good quality, being a mix of 83% of polyester and 17% of spandex and the yellow trim is exactly as the one in the photo.It solves several problems at a cheap price and is has been a good choice to me, but be warned i never owned other skin suit, so i really have no way to make a comparative evaluation

Bought 2 of these - one for my son - one for me.We are the same height (6 feet) but of course I weigh about 40 pounds more (I'm 190 lbs - he is 150 lbs).His suit fit great - mine did not fit at all...I could not get into it.I had to send mine back. - It's really a shame as the suit quality was good as well as the fit and look (on my son).Then when I tried to do an exchange, the price went way up for my size - so the deal was not nearly as good.I did a return and bought a completely different brand of suit (look up "A point" brand - their sizing chart looks far more accurate...we'll see)NOW here is what you need to know. This suit runs small - very small. If you are bean-pole thin and 6 feet tall a Large will fit you. BUT if you are average build and weight (170-200 lbs and 6 feet tall) you need at least an XL and maybe an XXL.This could be a 5 star rating - but it isn't because the adult sizes should all cost the same.

It fits me at size M well.