Cressi Ladies' Ultraspan Scuba Diving Wetsuit Made in Premium Material - Morea Designed in Italy: Quality Since 1946

I love Cressi suits and use a 5mm 2 piece open-cell suit for cold water free diving.My 11 y/o daughter needed a suit and has become too big for the youth suits, so we purchased this as her first adult-sized suit in XS.For the money, this is a superior suit. Absolutely a BIG step-up from the $70-tier suits. The neck is lined in open-cell neoprene to give an excellent seal (mind those sharp fingernails on this!). The 3mm/2mm makes for a substantial, but fitted/flexible suit. The zip closure is very well designed and rugged. The whole suit seems tough and durable. 1 was glad to see added reinforcing overlays on the knees.The overall design is colorful but classy. This suit (including the zip hardware) looks as good as many of the suits that cost twice as much!After handling and fitting the suit, my opinion is that this Cressi suit would last quite a few years and would hold up to some abuse and neglect too!!The only issue for us was the fit of this suit on my daughter. The cut of the wet suit caused some loose material around the torso. Anyone who has cold-water experience in a wet suit knows that any loose material leads to flushing and sloshing of cold water inside the suit. This negates much of the insulation potential of a wet suit.We swim in really cold water and couldn't go smaller on this model so.........In the end we went with a RipCurl brand suit that cost about 50% more. For that you get more stretch and flex. However, I have to say: This Cressi Morea suit was 85% as good as the more expensive suit!!If your needs are basic and you can get this Morea suit to fit you well, I would 100% recommend.

I had never used a wetsuit before, but I hate swimming in cold water, so I purchased this prior to a vacation in Hawaii where I wanted to go snorkeling. When I took it out of the box, it looked beautiful - just really nicely made and attractive - for some reason that was a surprise. It fits well - the Cressi sizing chart worked appropriately for me. I tested it out in a swimming pool prior to leaving. The pool water was about 74 degrees and I felt a little chilly but still okay. In Hawaii the water temperature was closer to 80 I think (my ideal temp is 87 degrees...I know, I know) and I felt great! I put the suit on (over a swimsuit) both on the beach and on a snorkeling cruise. It's fairly easy to put on and take off, but helpful if someone can adjust the velcro at the neck. It's easy to move around in, provides a nice bit of buoyancy in the water, and best of all, kept me warm! I'm a huge fan and will use this again and again!

Bought this for my wife, used it for scuba, looks good,fits good. Years later needed bigger size & bought this again so now own 2 sizes.

Didn’t fit my body as I like. Didn’t love it but for the price not bad.

I’m just under 5’4”, and I weigh just under 140lbs. I have an athletic build and the small fit perfectly! It went on nicely the first time I tried it on, and it was perfect for open water swimming in 60° water, I’ll keep it on probably from 55° to 70° water.

The Cressi line of wetsuits does not disappoint. I have one in many different thicknesses. I have a classic hourglass figure and this stretches comfortably over my DD chest and hips. I still have and use the one I bought 10 years ago, and this new one is of the same quality. I expect it to last though dozens of dives each year.

I absolutely loved the way it looks on me, the colors and quality, how it fits.. BUT IT HAS ONE SMALL YET UNBEARABLE DESIGN MISTAKE… :the way sleeves made, in the middle of the arm stitch hurts my arm badly when I bend my arm a little, after walking in it for just 3 min, I felt an urge to remove it. Despite beauty and overall great quality, had to return it:(

Actualizo el comentario, el traje y el manual indican que no es adpto para inmersiones, contacte a soporte de Cressi e indica que al ser hecho en Italia ahí se basa en el grosor, es por eso que trae ese warning pero el traje es perfecto para buceos donde la temperatura permita usar 3mm.We are manufacturing company , we make our products in Italy , in Europe they scuba dive based on wetsuit thickness , whatever thickness that much deep you can go , for them Morea can’t be use for scuba diving only for snorkeling because its 3mm , they start scuba diving thickness is 5 mm . but for united states yes you can use Morea this thickness for scuba diving as well.