O’Neill Women's Full Wetsuit Back Zen Zip Surfing #77131 Black Red Size XL

Name: O’Neill Women's Full Wetsuit Back Zen Zip Surfing #77131 Black Red Size XL
Brand: O'Neill
SKU: 66a31768e2ac0cebecdd2689
Price: 43.0 USD
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O’Neill Women's Full Wetsuit with Back Zen Zip Details: * Brand: O'Neill * Design: Full Length Neoprene Wetsuit * Women's Size: XL * Color: Black with Red Trim * Barrier Back Neck Cold Water Protection Layer * Zen Zip: Back Zipper Technology * Model: SHO686 * RN: 77131 * Style: 0703 * Measurements Lying Flat: 55" Length (top of shoulder to ankle) / 16" Width (across chest, armpit to armpit) / 29" Inseam Condition: * Fair Pre-Owned Condition. Back zipper works well. Neoprene in overall fair to good condition with some surface wear including fading, small stitching tears and small rips, as shown in photos. See photos for details.

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eh02642 Do you remember what the mm for this suit is?

Aug 29Reply

pacifictraders @eh02642 - Hi. The wetsuit should have a 3/2 mm thickness.

Aug 29Reply

pacifictraders @eh02642 - Please let me know if you have other questions. We are accepting reasonable offers and are motivated to sell. Thanks!

Aug 30Reply

eh02642 @pacifictraders I’m 5’3 and 195lbs. I’m trying to find a suit that i can use in the pool at 54F water temp. The suits that I’ve seen are waayyyy to long

Aug 30Reply

eh02642 55” in shoulder to ankle is just a couple inches longer

Aug 30Reply

lizluz007 Hi, the square like “patches” we can see are the stitches mentioned in your description? And what is the neck protection of description that I can’t see? Also, bust area seems too narrow (I think I read it’s 16”, probably 32” around?) for an XL women. Died it stretch and if so how many inches? I’m new to wetsuits.

Sep 05Reply

lizluz007 … Want to try it for water aerobics on outdoors heated (70F) pool on winter but I’m afraid it might be too restrictive to the leg kicks and “Pilates/barre-like” leg exercises. Txs for any pointers.

Sep 05Reply

lizluz007 Also, can we and should we (does it give enough space to) wear a swim suit under the wetsuit? So we can take it off when class is over and not be naked? Txs

Sep 05Reply

pacifictraders Hi @lizluz007 - You can wear a swimsuit under the wetsuit but the neoprene may rub it and cause shifting. This was worn in the ocean and not for water aerobics. That could work but if the pool is heated you may get hot soon during the workout. There is an extra layer of neck/chest protection.

Sep 05Reply

lizluz007 @pacifictraders Well, they say the pool is “heated” but it’s actually just a bit warmer than tap water. That’s why I’m thinking of a suit. Now it’s summer in FL and I already feel cold when a breeze blows in the pool during class. Winter must feel real cold

Sep 05Reply

pacifictraders @lizluz007 - Thanks for explaining the water temp situation- totally makes sense. I sent you a discounted offer in case it helps. Feel free to let me know if you have other questions. Thank you!

Sep 05Reply