Recommendation For a Women's Wetsuit

[WKenny]

Can anyone offer an opinion on a Roxy 3/2mm XY Satin Black Back Zip Fullsuit for a young lady who just joined a college water ski team? Is it a good wetsuit for an entry level competitive skier? Thank you.

[unksskis]

I suggest Oneill, they have a variety of different rubbers available, and most are going to be more advanced and give more stretch than the Roxy will, especially useful in a fullsuit. Most will keep you plenty warm in 50 degree water

[sunvalleylaw]

I just bought an O'Neill Epic 3/2 for my wife, as part of her upcoming birthday. I wanted the sealed seams for her. I received it the day before yesterday. Looks great. This is where I bought, though their sizes are limited: Epic

[Shell]

I use O'Neil and love it!

[sunvalleylaw]

And, my daughter who is basically the same size as my wife just tried it on. The Epic looks great, fits great, and seems to be of good quality. Hoping my wife will like it very well.

[sunvalleylaw]

I will add, for shopping advice, that there were some other cheaper O'Neill suits that were "flatloced" seams and not sealed. These let water in intentionally (price point, built for warm), and the suits are cheaper. I wanted more warmth for my wife. The one I was looking at was called the Reactor. I did not want to get one of those. So, make sure of what you are buying for your use, is my advice. Happy shopping!

[Horton]

Stokes makes an amazing suit and they support BallOfSpray

[chris55]

Friend of mine has a Oneill Psycho One 3/2. Very comfortable even in cold water (55F)

[Marco]

Camaro Blacktech 2mm. Fits like a second skin and is very warm and comfortable.

[Keith_Menard]

Whatever that suit on the site add is! :)