NeoSport Men's Premium Neoprene 7mm Waterman John Wetsuit is a durable wetsuit designed for rugged environments such as commercial fishing, boat cleaning, dock launching, and waterway clean-up. It can be worn alone or paired up with the matching Step-In Jacket sold separately. When worn together, the wetsuit overlaps at the torso, providing double warmth at 14mm.

This wetsuit is manufactured by SCUBA wetsuit legends, Henderson USA, ensuring its durability. It features sealed seams to prevent cold water from trickling in and an easy front-zip entry for convenience. Additionally, it comes with a 1-year warranty for peace of mind.

Constructed with premium neoprene, the wetsuit offers a soft and comfortable fit. It is suitable for diving, snorkeling, scuba, wakeboarding, kayaking, canoeing, and other water sports. The spot-taped stress points and flat lock seams provide a smooth interior and exterior surface, enhancing both comfort and durability.

The wetsuit also features diamond plate knee pads and a trident Waterman logo, making it comfortable and suitable for various water-related activities. It includes an internal key pocket, flat lock seams, and lycra trimmed wrist and ankle seals for added convenience.

Now, let's address some commonly asked questions:

Q: I'm 5.6 feet and around 160 pounds - What size do I need?

A: My son is 5.8 and 145 lbs. We got him a medium and it fit him perfectly. Despite having large legs due to being a cyclist/weightlifter, the medium size still worked well for him.

Q: I'm 5'10, 229 lbs, 40" waist, 30" inseam, and 48-50" chest. What size do I need?

A: I'm 5'7" 230 lbs, 38-40 waist, 30" inseam. I bought an XXL because I'm bigger in the middle. It's a little long in the legs and arms for me, but since you're 5'10, it should fit you perfectly lengthwise.

Q: I am 6'6, 165 lbs. What size should I get?

A: Because you are very tall, your weight may impact the size chart. According to weight, a medium size may be recommended. However, that size is meant for someone up to 5'11". Due to your height, the suit may be too short through the torso and legs. It's best to measure your chest and waist in addition to using your height and weight for a more accurate size selection. Considering your build and the level of stretch in this suit, it may not be the best option for you. You can try looking for suits that come in specialty sizes or have a higher level of stretch for a better fit.

Q: I'm 5'11, 203 lbs, 42 chest, & 37 waist. Would a large or XL be a better fit?

A: It is recommended to get the XL size as it will likely provide a better fit for your use. Moreover, the price is great for the quality of this suit, making it the best suit you've owned over the years.