I bought 6 wetsuits and here’s how I rate them

[@b1slyfox]

I've had all the top of the line wetsuits and recently tried Vissla. Probably all I'll buy now. I definitely recommend giving them a try especially since they are about $100 cheaper than the more well known brands.

[@blinksurf]

fantastic info. I have a Vissla long sleeve top and its been good. I'll try a larger one ! thank you

[@markrichardson8382]

Howdy Blink Surf, I wanted say I have used most of the top brands with the exception of O'Neil and find the Billabong furnace series are my favorite regarding fit/warmth and durability.....The only issue I've had is stretching of the suit and rather quickly I might add... I'm on the Sunny Coast also and will be trying the O'Neil next winter for sure!!!!!

[@blinksurf]

Hi Mark, Awesome place to live! I hope you enjoy your O’Neill. I’ve always gone well with them.

[@Magotropical]

Great review! Hugs from Brazil, We have to wear wetsuits here in south!

[@blinksurf]

sounds cold!

[@salty_adventures]

Hey! Thanks for the informative video. I have a question concerning the O‘neill sizing: does the sizing table correspond to your height and weight? I think about getting a 4/3 for autumn-mid winter and end winter-end of spring, but can‘t try them where I live. I live in the middle of the westcoast of France, so water drops to 7-8 degrees at its coldest. Greetings from here !

[@blinksurf]

Yes XL works for me at my size and weight.

[@teamcamaleon]

with 7 to 8 degrees go minimun to a hypeefreak fire ¡¡¡ 4/3 not hyperfreak will be too cold. my sugesttion 5/4

[@salty_adventures]

@@teamcamaleon yes when its below ca. 13 degrees I put on my 5/4. I have a 4/3 Sooruz Guru Pro since a year or so, super happy with the choice, I get them from the factory shop here at like 280€ and they‘re super flexible

[@blinksurf]

Thank you@@teamcamaleon

[@blinksurf]

great tips thank you @@salty_adventures