Camaro Overall Speedskin - 3/2mm (For Women)

I had a short leg, sleeveless suit by Camaro that I love and it is easy to get on/off. This one was harder to get off of my ankles so I sent it back as I'm looking for a tri suit.

My dimensions were between medium and large, so I ordered both and returned the medium. the medium was too tight through the shoulders and since I am using this for swim racing in a tri, I couldn't have it pulling at the shoulders. the large is a little big through the mid-section, but overall very comfortable, warm enough for a sprint tri and easy to get on/off.

Great product for swimming too. It is very flexible.

is good for the beginner

I'm used to heavier wetsuits that are harder to manage. This one is light and does not affect my stroke adversely.

This is the second Camaro wetsuit I have purchased. The first was the swim skin farmer john. Great fit and perfect for open water swims.

I bought a medium, I am 5'7 125 pounds.

I bought this wetsuit to wear for an open water swim during a triathlon. Based on the other reviews, I ordered a medium, because it seemed to run small, and it fits great (I'm 5'6", about 128 lbs., I usually wear about a size 4). This wetsuit is very flexible, and I have no trouble moving around in it. It's not too thick, just right for swimming. It's a good deal more comfortable than the other wetsuit I have for kayaking.

Just received this suit today and was pretty nervous about how it was going to be, but the price was so great that I thought it was worth a try. I'm going on a dive trip in June in Bonaire, so the water will be in the 80 - 85 degree range, which means I would get cold on a dive. My old wet suit/surf suit was great, but it is no longer viable. I wanted one that would be easy to put on and off, would fit properly, and not be too hot when out of the water. I tried it in the pool today, and so far, it's great. I am 5'5", weigh about 125 lb, and I got a Medium. It's perfect. Tight enough to keep me warm, but not so tight that it's too much of a struggle to put on and off or so tight that it's uncomfortable on. I'm a bit concerned about the durability of the very nice-feeling exterior of the suit. If it holds up, then I love it because it feels great: it's ultra soft and smooth neoprene on the outside, not covered in nylon as most wet suits are. On the inside, however, the neoprene is covered in nylon. I'll write more after I've put the suit through a week of diving in salt water, but I'm very pleased with it so far. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was that I haven't put it to the test yet.

Though a tad tight for me (I got the XS and I'm 63" and 114#) this suit worked well for snorkeling in the Caribbean. Perfect range of motion; just the right flotation (no other devices needed); sun & jellyfish protection. Also appreciated a few degrees of warmth since I am normally a "popsicle"--this lets me stay in the water as long as I want. I found it a little time-comsuming to put on and take off and I nicked the arm while doing that. It also packs down fairly small in your suitcase. Camaro is obviously a high-quality make overall.