| SIZE | HEIGHT(CM) | HEIGHT(FT) | WEIGHT(KG) | WEIGHT(LBS) |
| XXS | 162-166 | 5'3''-5'44'' | 54-61 | 119-134 |
| XS | 165-170 | 5'41''-5'57'' | 57-64 | 125-140 |
| S | 170-175 | 5'57''-5'74'' | 61-70 | 135-155 |
| MS | 172-178 | 5'64''-5'83'' | 64-73 | 140-160 |
| M | 175-180 | 5'74''-5'9'' | 68-77 | 150-170 |
| MT | 178-183 | 5'83''-6'0'' | 73-82 | 160-180 |
| L | 181-186 | 5'93''-6'1'' | 77-86 | 170-190 |
| LT | 184-189 | 6'04'' - 6'2'' | 78-84 | 172-185 |
| XL | 185-191 | 6'06"-6'26" | 86-95 | 190-210 |
| XXL | 189-194 | 6'2"-6'36" | 95-104 | 210-230 |
Tips and “reference points” that you should pay attention to, in order to confirm that the chosen size is the right one for your body physiognomy:
-In the shoulder area, the suit must be properly fitted, but comfortable;
-The armpits fit well and there is no excess of neoprene.
-When folding forward, the neoprene does not accumulate excessively
-The kneepads are aligned with the knees.
-The collar must be free of any slack and tight around the neck, ensuring, however, the necessary comfort. If you feel any discomfort in the neck area, we advise you to use a cream (like nivea or vaseline) to avoid any kind of rash in the neck area.
-The wetsuit ends in line with the ankles.
The wetsuit must be tight to your body. When the wetsuit is tried for first time, it’s normal that the wetsuit to feel a little tight to the body, even with a slightly feeling of discomfort. However, with the usage of the wetsuit it becomes more larger between 15%-20% and, after the first 2 or 3 uses, it will adapt to the body. In order to perform its functionality perfectly, as indicated, the wetsuit must be tight to the body.
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