Snorkelling Wetsuits

A full-length suit covers the torso, arms and legs. Shorties offer less coverage, while a two-piece design allows a different approach to dressing and fit. Some products here are individual neoprene pieces, and others are complete sets. Read the included-items list and selected options carefully, particularly when comparing prices or buying a gift.

Water temperature, wind, time in the water and personal cold tolerance all affect your choice. Compare neoprene thickness together with coverage, lining and seam construction. A thicker suit is not automatically the most comfortable option for every trip. For lightweight fabric coverage, explore stinger suits; for other layering options, browse thermals and sportswear.

Use the specific model’s size chart where supplied and take the requested body measurements in centimetres. Aim for a close fit that allows comfortable breathing and swimming movement. Compare front or rear zips, neck closures and any wrist or ankle openings to find a design you can put on and take off comfortably.

Start with kids and junior wetsuits for the younger members of your group. Approximate ages are a guide only; current measurements and the product’s fit guidance matter more. Complete your equipment with mask, snorkel and fin sets, checking the fit of each item separately.

Need help choosing? Ask our Hallam team for practical advice on fit and your planned activity.