Very stretchable. The zippers on the arms and legs and the lining make donning and doffing very easy. It’s very comfortable and is a quality suit, even if the description describes it as entry-level. The pre-bent anatomical legs and arms are a bonus too. This is my second Scubapro wetsuit and the quality is excellent. Sizing: I’m 5’11 and I weigh 195lbs. Chest 46” waist 36”. I wear a Scubapro XL and it’s a perfect fit.
What a deal!
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HECTOR G.
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Los Angeles, CA, US
I love the fit of the suit and the warmth that it provides. If you bought one, good for you. For the price it was a steal!
Newly designed OneFlex Steamers suits are for maximize use and function. OneFlex Steamers are made of a strong but stretchable 3mm X-Foam nylon II neoprene rubber with a tough nylon lining and a new anti-abrasion material on the knees, perfect for an all-round entry-level wet suit. X-Foam Nylon II Neoprene an exclusive Scubapro formula. X-Foam is the only formula which complies with very strict P.A.H. test requirements. P.A.H. (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) is found in many things, including petroleum-based products. Scubapro is very encouraged to be able to offer this neoprene blend in order to better protect divers and our seas. ONFLEX suits offer comfort and long life with intensive use.
All seams are glued and sewn for added strength and warmth. Back zipper with dam to reduce water exchange has zipper tab leash for easy self donning and doffing, pre-bent anatomical legs and arms help reduce fatigue, and Power Flex an abrasion resistant fabric is applied to suits seat and shoulders. Suit is black and gray in color, available in multiple sizes and comes with a 12 month limited warranty.
This product can only be shipped to U.S. addresses.
Zipper Pull Tab Leash, Easy Self Donning and Doffing
3mm Nylon II Neoprene: Exclusive Scuba Pro Formula X-Foam Only Formula which Complies with very Strict P.A.H. Test Requirements P.A.H. (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons) Better Protect Divers and Our-Seas
Power Flex: Abrasion Resistant Fabric Applied to Suits Seat and Shoulders
JASON B
I'm 5'10" 160lbs. I've heard these run small. Should I go up to a size large?
GEORGE K
I'm 6'2" and 190 and they said I'd use a large but it was too tight so bought the XL.. But also like all wet suits, they stretch out after many uses, but I'm still glad I got the bigger size.
ATILIO A
nunca compre ese traje pero si compre unas botas y el mismo problema los talles estan mal. Scubapro
BUDDY E
I to am 5' 10" but 185 when I got it. It is a LARGE and fits fine. I am now 192 and it fits snug but I can get into it just fine.
Ed P
can the 3 mm scubapro one flex steamer be used for boggie boarding?
KEVIN F
No reason why not.
RICHARD P
Got no idea, but in general terms, why not? It is a lightweight flexible wetsuit.
Jeff C
I will be layering a 5mm vest with hood under this wetsuit. I normally wear a large with 42" chest. Do I need to change to an XL for a correct fit with an underlayer?
GEORGE K
I would definetly go with the XL. I use the XL, am 6'2", 190 with 44" chest and it fits perfect. Going over a 5mm you'll need the bigger size.
BUDDY E
I wear a large with a hooded vest three mill underneath and have no problems. But I doubt my chest is 42 maybe closer to 40 Also 5 feet 10 and the arms and legs are a bit short but they cover my bootsEnter an answer to this question.
JIMA W
If you want the suit to fit snug and not allow water flow, go with your normal size. This brand tends to run a bit smaller than a clothing size. I wear a suit daily for work and have been very pleased with the brand.
Daniel R
Im 6ft 5 tall and about 220 lbs. Waist is 40 inches, not sure on chest exactly. Would the XXXL be okay for me? I'm a really big guy and that seems to be the biggest size they have.
ERNEST C
Honestly Daniel, the best advice I can give is to try on the wet suits at a local dive shop. It will give you an idea what size you really are. Keep in mind same sizes can vary with different brands. This will save you the trouble in having to return it. scubapro and Henderson are great suits. When it comes to wet suits it's one of those things you kind of have to try on before buying. I hope you found this helpful.
FRANKIE C
I think XXXL is too big for yr waist. Suggest try on at any store bearby. Go for tighter fit when you try on land. Once in the water, it will get loose and cant keep warmth. 3 mm is very flexible , dont worry about too tight.
BUDDY E
Daniel,
I bought the large and I am 5'10", 184 lbs with 36" waist. The XXXL seems a bit large. You want it tight around the mid section and with your height and wt. You don't seem out of proportion (fat and round). Check the height vs waist on the size card. An XL for me would have been to big.
Stuart V
What color is the logo on the sleeve? In the picture, it kind of looks yellow.
GEORGE K
Different colors for sizes. Yellow is a large, orange is an XL. Don't know the others.
JIM H
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It may look yellow but the one I received the logo was orange.
PIERRE B
Hi Stuart. It's actually orange.
CHARLES T
That depends on the size you buy,they are color coded for rental purposes.
