Not all wetsuits are created equal. Different brands make different models in different shapes which eventually means that an M sized wetsuit from one brand can be designed for a differently shaped human body as the wetsuit from another brand with the same M size label. If M from brand A fits you perfectly it doesn’t mean all M sizes from all the companies that make wetsuits will fit you perfectly. So here you have a huge collection of wetsuit size charts from all the brands that we could find directly from the manufacturers. It is the next best thing after trying the wetsuit.
If you are a beginner I also suggest that you read my explanation of wetsuit sizes (like what the hell is an MT and who fits into XXXL) and a few tips on buying your wetsuit online which of course means you are not able to try it.
Wetsuit Size Charts
Akona Wetsuits
Alder Wetsuits
Aleeda Wetsuits
BlueSeventy Wetsuits
Camaro Wetsuits
Camo Wetsuits
Hotline Wetsuits
Hurley Wetsuits
Hyperflex Wetsuits
Ironman Wetsuits
Jobe Wetsuits
Mares Wetsuits
Matuse Wetsuits
Neosport Wetsuits
O’Neill Wetsuits
Oxbow Wetsuits
Parkway Wetsuits
Pinnacle Wetsuits
Quintana Roo Wetsuits
Rhino Wetsuits
Rusty Wetsuits
ScubaPro Wetsuits
Sola Wetsuits
Speedo Wetsuits
Tiki Wetsuits
Xcel Wetsuits
What about Ripcurl Patagonia and Quicksilver
Hello. I have 2 Ironman farmer john type wet suits (sleeveless). Both are older styles size ML. One is a
Sprint and the other a Stealth. The Stealth has the blue material back section, and the Sprint all black rubber. Could you please tell me which one I would get the most buoyancy from? Also which would would keep me the warmest for a cold water swim? Thanks in advance for any info. Ed.
Anyone any idea for plussize womens?
48 hip
34 waist
48 bust
Less than 5ft.
Wet suits appear to only come in normally bmi sizes. Haha
Imagine a kadashian who shrank and got proportional boobs haha
I am fit so not much to squish
Hi Danese, I don’t think there is a wetsuit brand that makes special plussize wetsuits. Usually people choose from sizes that are there to cover people that don’t have average body shapes. These are the sizes that use two letters instead of one. For instance, a skinny and tall person would get a ST size (small tall) and a short plussized person would get a LS size (large short). Most of the wetsuit brands have these sizes (but not all) and they should help you out. If these don’t fit then people usually go size up until they can fint into the wetsuit, this works up to some point because neoprene is really stretchy, but it is a compromise, because you will have some excess neoprene in some areas (sleeves and legs can be shortened in any wetsuit repair shop). The final solution would be a custom made wetsuit. There are wetsuit companies that also do that. Hope this helps:)