Camaro FJ Freefall Seamless Kayaking Wetsuit - 3mm (For Women)

Rowing,kayaking

I am 5'5" and 125 lbs. After reading several reviews that referenced an ample backside to this suit, and wearing a size 2, I decided to order the xs. Had to exchange it for the small which fits great everywhere but the bust and neck. The bust is QUITE snug(I'm a 34 C), as is the neck, with the zipper all the way up. The seat area is a little full, but not overly so and does not look bad. I'll keep this one, but I do wish it was roomier in the top.

The reviewer who said that this suit works for real women was right. It is light and comfortable and accommodates pear shaped ladies. It keeps Washington State Women kayakers warm in our year round cold water

Ladies, am very hard to fit into most clothing. My gluteal area is larger than the american standard for manufactureing of clothing. You can not find paddling clothes marked 14W or 16W, and if you know of a place let Sierra Trading know. I read all the reviews on this paddling suit and the one theme noted. Big Butt Bertha. This suit fit me perfect, I could have gone a size smaller. Please continue to review items, I myself read all of them before buying. So from me to you Thank You for your honestly and good spelling.

Fits really well all over except for a little extra room in the but but doesn't interfere with what I am trying to do. Overall a great deal.

very comfortable. lots of seams that conform to all the curves in a woman's body. the butt is a little baggy -- but aside from that everything fits like a glove. easy to get on, too.

did not use because it did not fit

I purchased this suit for kayaking. Normally I wear a medium but ordered a small after reading the reviews. At 5'7" 130 lbs. with a trim build it fits well except for a little extra room in the seat area which could be altered. Some of the panels are thinner than 3mm but allow for greater stretch and flexibility. The construction is clean with good seals on the internally and externally seams. The knee and seat ribbed panels provide for greater grip than slip from nylon alone. If full body warmth is a priority I would look for a full 3mm suit. I like this suit well enough for the price to keep it for spring and fall use.

I bought this wetsuit for kayaking, got it for [$] so I chanced it even though other reviews were mixed about the fit. When you open the package the rear end of the suit looks enormous, but the fit wasn't bad for me. I bought a small, and I am 5'3" and 122 pounds, wear about a size 8. It's stylish and seems well made. I don't find it completely comfortable, but I'm hoping with use it softens up. I haven't used it yet. The non slip hash marks are on the knees and right on the rear end too, which is a bit odd looking.

This wetsuit is designed for kayaking, with smooth, non-chafing seams and rubberized areas where your body touches the kayak (butt and knee area). It is designed to wear in a seated position, so it is a tiny bit looser in the rear, so it doesn't bind when seated. It fits me great -- size up a bit -- I'm 5'5" and 150 lbs. and bought a large. Soft to the skin and comfortable behind the knees. Can't wait to get out on the water with it -- it feels warm so it will be good for the cold water/spring paddling.