Comments about Henderson H2 Titanium Men's 3mm Jumpsuit:

I cannot like this suit even though I tried. I like suits that are easy to put on and off. I use Hyperstretch H2 7mm and it was a night and day difference with my old 7mm. When I needed to buy a 3mm, I went with H2 again; bad choice.

I have about 40 dives with this suit now in 5 weeks. The stitching is terrible, basically all exposed and will even tear if you get its own velcro on it. There is no thought process going into this suit. The legs' velcro has an inside patch you can fold the hooks over and prevent it from rubbing on the suit, but why don't they do it with the neck velcro? Most of my seam damages are not even from diving!

Now the really bad part is that this suit does not go back to 3mm after few dives at 30+ meters. I have a Thermoprene 3mm also by Henderson, and the H2 feels half the thickness now. I guess this stretchy material really is meant for cushy dives?

I do not feel like I got my money's worth with this suit.

Comments about Henderson H2 Titanium Men's 3mm Jumpsuit:

I had a neosport, used for over 200 dives, and for 1/2 the cost of this suit that started coming apart on dive 1.

Comments about Henderson H2 Titanium Men's 3mm Jumpsuit:

Very poor design and workmanship. For starters, the stitches are exposed on the outside with no glueing to protect them (see photo). As a result, they are easy to tear, snag, etc. and once that happens, the suit falls apart. This is despite specific claims on Henderson's website that the seams are glued for protection and reinforced. As you can see from the photo, no such thing. The seams are exposed including in the lower back area which is under stress from don/doff.

The fit is actually poor. Despite the Hyperstretch label, the neck and wrist seals are made of nylon/rubber and are quite rigid (don't stretch). The seal is so tight that they cut circulation on both my hands and neck despite the suit fitting fine otherwise (ie. rest of dimension were fine). You can see the defect around the neck area too (front side)

The arm itself is horizontal instead of downward (normal arm position is ... down not sideways) and with extra material under the armpit (poor cut which they sew together anyway). Once you put your hand down, all that material gets rather uncomfortably stuck in your armpit.

Despite the claims for softness, the materials used are actually of lower quality than Henderson suits from a few years ago. The solid rubber knee pads were replaced with a rougher hyperstretch style material which ... is the same on both sides (inside and out). What's hard enough to rub into sand, is apparently also good enough for human skin.

Short scoop is that this suit is basically $100 more expensive than the original Hyperstretch while made of worse materials and with multiple workmanship defects.

Comments about Henderson H2 Titanium Men's 3mm Jumpsuit:

Used it on a recent dive trip to Grand Cayman and thoroughly enjoyed it. Was easy to put on wet or dry adn was extrememly comfortable. Only drawback was that sometimes/usually zipper would get caught.

Comments about Henderson H2 Titanium Men's 3mm Jumpsuit:

Far more comfortable than my Bare suit; easier to get in and out of. The area immediately behind the knees initially felt loose when bending, but the suit self corrected with time