Xterra Vortex Triathlon Wetsuit Fullsuit (Medium)

Just got back from a pool swim (25 yard pool). This thing is insane!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Literally cut 5 minutes off my time on a 1.2 mile swim. First wet suit I've ever worn. Felt like super man. Practically just float through the water. Don't even need good swim technique (jk)... it'll just get you to the end. Being that it was an indoor pool, l felt like I was heating up in the suit, but this is should be great in cooler open waters. I have a broad chest, so zipping up is virtually impossible without help.

So far have used it a few times, and so far so good. When I got into an ocean race away from home, me and this suite became very good friends as soon as I hit the water. Wish I would have bought one years ago. Sizing chart was very good, I am right in the middle of a size range and it fit perfect

This suit is designed and best used for it's durability to "Train & Prepare" you for a triathlon, Sprint, Classic, and or Ironman.If you're serious, you'll need to spend more.Look at the Zipper and closing around the neck and spine for superiority in design when deciding what is best in aerodynamics and in consideration per your budget.

This Xterra vortex is a great wetsuit, I really like it, it provides a very good amount of flotation, it fits just as expected according to the sizing chart. I would really recommend it to a friend. Great buy for the price.

For ten years I've been using a sleeveless wetsuit for triathlons but I was just getting too cold in water temperatures below 65 degrees. I've used it several times now in both training and competition and the Vortex was great. In all cases the water temperature was within two degrees of 56 degrees and I was quite comfortable. The sizing chart was a little off for me but I Amazon made it very easy for me to exchange it for a size larger although Xterra was virtually impossible to contact by phone, I left multiple voice messages until their voice mail filled up. I'm glad I bought it thru Amazon.

great fit - looks awesome

As I was putting on my new Xterra Vortex wetsuit for the first dip in the ocean, the seam on the shoulder ripped. Put in a request for a warranty review per the Xterra website, only to be ignored for a week. After replying to my own email, I was informed a new wetsuit ripping was totally normal and not grounds for repair. I guess I should have realized there was a reason they could afford to regularly sell for 50+% off list. Using substandard materiels and not standing behind the product is one way to save money I guess, though it's not great for customer retention.Avoid at all costs

nice wetsuit - this is my first. Be careful putting it on - read directions first so you don't damage it