Free diving wetsuit

[TAPOUT]

Can someone recommend a good freediving wetsuit for 65+ degree water? I have a new 8/7 Aqualung Solafx for scuba but want a camo wetsuit for warmer waters and freediving in the Summer. What color camo and is Apnea a good choice? if so, what is their website?

[Carcharodon]

Apneas are nice and cheap but after a couple dives you will notice the seems fallling apart.I have mad to re-glue the entire suit full of seams with some neoprene glue. Any camo will do around here. 5mm is your best overall thickness. I would recommend picasso suits.

[Schneeeep]

I like 5 mill, skin in, farmer john, all Black

Get them made in Orange
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Mark Kettenhoffen @ Kettenhofen Enterprises 714-997-0148

[10 silver!]

I use omer, nice light skin.Matua Dahlek is hte one I use. Check out Freediving and Spearfishing at the Blue Water Hunter - Deep Thought Custom Wet Suits.

[Spinal Tap]

OEX at Pt. Loma carries the Cressi Technica. It fits well and has a good camo for kelp and reef. I think for 65+, you would need a 5mm if you're working slowly. If it's 70+ then you could go with a 3mm.

[saravonshep]

JMJ Wetsuits in Torrance

[Fishing Addict]

I second the Apnea suits. Great buy and decent quality.

[apneanaut]

Spetton also makes a nice wetsuit. My Spetton has held up MUCH better than my bro's Omer that he got at the same time (seams tearing). 5mm is a good thickness, and make sure whatever you get is open cell on the inside (all freediving brands are open cell).

[rojodiablo]

For ruggedness and durability, look to Kettenhoffen, or M&B wetsuits in Long Beach. As for service on tears and such, there is none to be had with any imported suits- at least, no quick repairs. Don at M&B has been servicing my suits for me for over a decade now, and when you need your suit back in a week or 2, it makes a big difference. And, also: I don't like to buy a $400+ suit, knowing that I will be reapiring it after a few dives. This covers many of the suits mentioned in the previous posts.....