The Xcel 5/4/3 Hooded Infiniti X-Zip 2 Product Review. www.safaritownsurf.com

Hyperflex AMP 5/4/3 & 6/5/4mm SERIES STANDARD FEATURES: The 5/4/3 hooded AMP Aerodome is a perfect combination of high end materials, in it's class it is the most affordable mens hooded wetsuit. The Hyperflex AMP boasts 100% 6-Way stretch neoprene through out the entire wetsuit! Combine this high stretch neoprene with glued, blindstitched, and taped seams and you have a wetsuit that is made to take the test of time. The interior of the chest, back and hood are lined with Hyperflex's poly fleece added more thermal protection for your core. This mens hooded cold water wetsuit is excellent [...] Continue Reading...

The BARE Velocity Wetsuit line provides a comfortable fit while snorkeling or scuba diving. It offers all the great features and quality you expect from BARE. ScubaBasics is proud to offer it's series of Scuba equipment dive reviews.

www.wiggle.co.uk The Blue Seventy Axium has the features of a high end suit without the high end price tag - exclusive to Wiggle.

O'Neill Epic Wetsuit Testing

Good info for everyone who needs wetsuits this year. They are killing it on the pricing too. KillerDana REPRESENT!!!

4/3mm Men's Billabong Revolution Mens Wetsuit The Billabong Revolution is a flexible, water tight, functional wetsuit at an incredible price. This mens wetsuit features 100% supertretch neoprene for maximum flexibility in all critical areas! The Revolution has a dry max entry which is includes a water resistant back zip and an internal barrier and drymax collar system to create a completely drip free water tight entry (See Photos or Video Description on the page)! This wetsuit is Comprised of two types of neoprene. First the ZG300 neoprene in areas of need (arms, shoulders, under arms) and a Airlite S-Strech [...] Continue Reading...

DailyStoke.com's independent review of the Rip Curl H-Bomb, a new heated wetsuit from Rip Curl. ASP Addict was stoked to have tested this puppy - a 3/2 - over the winter of 2009. He definitely put it through its paces...and even in frigid 38 degree water, a 3/2 was plenty to keep his rocks warm.