XTERRA Wetsuits - Men's Volt Triathlon Wetsuit - Sleeveless Neoprene Wet Suit (3mm Thickness) | Designed for Open Water Swimming

Just used this wet suit for a triathlon after doing my first tri without a wet suit, worked awesome and didn't break the bank for a beginner. Fit as described through the legs and torso, however, shoulders/chest could be a little tight depending on build but good thing it was sleeveless. It is tight in the ankles (with no zippers) and thought that might be an issue in transition but it was no issue at all. I am 6' and 190lbs and ordered a large. Having never worn a wet suit I really appreciated the fact that you could take this one for a test swim and still return it, though that won't be necessary...Would definitely recommend.

I am 86kg(190lb) 183cm(6ft) ordered large and fits perfect. It is little tight around the neck but you eventually get used to it. This is my first ever wetsuit and I have done my first Ironman 70.3 with this last week, it was perfect. I have practiced with it two times before the race (one in the pool and one in open water) and I used in the race and it was perfect. I recommend this for beginners as it is easy to get used to it. Water temp was 20-22 C (68-70F) and being sleeveless wetsuit it was more than enough.

My husband was competing in his first Ironman during October in FL and the water was just a bit more chilly than he wanted to brave. It arrived on time, fit as expected and was actually pretty buoyant so he said that was a plus fighting the ocean current! The only draw back was the closure has a Velcro piece that was not in line correctly any it rubbed a spot on the back of his neck at the end of the zipper area. This wasn’t something he really noticed till after he’d used the suit a couple of times and it rubbed a spot pretty bad on his neck and ended us getting infected. It was more a wear issue not from the material. We did end up fixing it to make it work for the race but just an FYI check your closure so the Velcro lines up correctly.

I don't have much experience with wetsuits and I'm not a very experienced swimmer, so take this for what it's worth. But I cut 20 seconds off of my 100m time with this suit compared to my previous wetsuit with sleeves. My arms and shoulders got tired using the previous wetsuit. I didn't have that problem with this wetsuit. The fit was good and the wetsuit is comfortable. I didn't have any issues with rubbing or chafing. I've read that some people have drag issues with sleeveless wetsuits (especially under the arms). I didn't experience any of that. The wetsuit stayed snug against my body around the arm openings. The water was not cold for this swim (Indiana, mid-September) even though it is starting to cool down from the summer highs. It was still warm enough to go without a wetsuit, but I wanted to test the suit. My body stayed plenty warm for the entire swim though (30+ minutes). I bought the suit for an upcoming IronMan, but didn't want to spend a lot of money (1) because I'm still new to this and (2) because I probably won't do much cool water swimming later. Overall, I feel this wetsuit was well worth the money.

Excellent wetsuit. Far cheaper than pretty much anything else out there and it works great. I am about 6' 3" 175 pounds and the Medium/long was a perfect fit. BTW, if you are wondering whether you should go sleeveless or spend the extra $20 and go sleeved, just go sleeveless. I did a race with 66 degree temperature water with this suit and it worked perfectly.

Great triathlon wetsuit. Sleeveless is the most comfortable. Fits vey well.

Bought this product to enjoy the snowy slopes of Vermont but was disappointed when I only slid a few feet down the hill. Works very well for swimming in though

A little choking aroun front of neck. Hard to pull zipper up by myself. Im 6-5 220# 46" chest, 35" waist. Fits perfict but a bit tight on chest. Thats why I cant zip by myself. The front of the neck is a bit too high cut. Bit choked. Jut got it and tried it on. Not use in water. It will do fine for the times I use it in open water swim...I hope.