What to Expect
A new wetsuit should feel performance-snug on land. Once you start swimming, it will settle onto your body and feel more natural after a few uses.
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Size Guide
Start with your weight and then your height to determine your size.
| Size | Weight (lbs) | Height | Build |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 120-135 lbs | 5'2"-5'6" | Light & Small |
| S2 | 135-150 lbs | 5'6"-5'9" | Small |
| S3 | 150-160 lbs | 5'7"-6'0" | Small & Tall |
| M1 | 155-170 lbs | 5'8"-6'1" | Medium |
| M2 | 165-185 lbs | 5'9"-6'2" | Medium & Tall |
| M3 | 180-195 lbs | 5'9"-6'3" | Medium & Large |
| L1 | 195-220 lbs | 5'9"-6'4" | Large |
| L2 | 220-250 lbs | 5'11"-6'5" | X-Large |
| L3 | 250-300 lbs | 6'0"-6'6" | XX-Large |
| Size | Weight (kg) | Height (cm) | Build |
|---|---|---|---|
| S1 | 54-61 kg | 157-168 cm | Light & Small |
| S2 | 61-68 kg | 168-175 cm | Small |
| S3 | 68-73 kg | 170-183 cm | Small & Tall |
| M1 | 70-77 kg | 173-185 cm | Medium |
| M2 | 75-84 kg | 175-188 cm | Medium & Tall |
| M3 | 82-88 kg | 175-191 cm | Medium & Large |
| L1 | 88-100 kg | 175-193 cm | Large |
| L2 | 100-113 kg | 180-196 cm | X-Large |
| L3 | 113-136 kg | 183-198 cm | XX-Large |
A new wetsuit should feel performance-snug on land. Once you start swimming, it will settle onto your body and feel more natural after a few uses.
The suit should feel tight on land because it will relax and settle once you are in the water.
Putting on a wetsuit while wet or sweaty makes fitting much harder and usually leads to a poor setup.
Brand-new suits loosen up and become more flexible after several uses, so allow a short break-in period.
The suit is not a dry suit, so some water will enter. If you experience excessive sloshing, the suit may be too big and could require a size exchange.
If the suit feels tight while swimming, try opening the neck slightly to allow a little water in.
New suits become more flexible after a few swims, so give the fit a little time before making a final call.