SynergyTriathlon Wetsuit Men’s Endorphin Full Sleeve Neoprene for Open Water Swimming

They delivered a great wetsuit for a fair price. I use it several times a month as I train in open water.

Bought this for my first Olympic triathlon and I have nothing but positive things to say. I'm 6' 2" 195lbs, lean body with normal leg / torso ratios for my height. I got the L1 and it fits perfectly. Do yourself a favor and watch the GTN YouTube video for donning a wetsuit. It makes all the difference particularly for swimming range of motion.For range of motion (ROM) this is my first wetsuit so I don't have much of a comparison but I felt a very slight decrease in arm ROM and a moderate amount in knee bending. This all seems normal to me and is improved by pulling extra fabric into around the shoulders & armpits. Overall, I think the ROM is quite good and any issues are offset by the buoyancy.The buoyancy is a game changer though. This is particularly true for your legs. I didn't have any of the leg sinking I've come to associate with sighting in the pool. It really improves your experience and you expend less energy.Overall, the fit was perfect, the material and zipper feel quality, and the buoyancy is a game changer. Highly recommend. I can't imagine what those $1000 wetsuits are really improving enough to justify their price.

Buyer beware! The supposed 2 year warranty on this wetsuit is complete and utter nonsense.It is supposed to be a 2-year warranty but after 3 months of use, the collar started fraying and peeling and separating from the rest of the wetsuit. I sent in a full warranty request claim to synergy and they came back telling me it is not a defect. I'm very careful with the wetsuit, never dry it in the sun, always store it flat on the floor, never leave it in a hot vehicle, rinse it in wetsuit cleaner every few swims and it still fell apart and is garbage! Do not be lured into a false sense of security with their non-functioning warranty and do not waste $340 on this wetsuit!

It came up from $320 to $400. Its good wetsuit but it should be only $200

I have had the sleeveless version for a few years and liked it but wanted to swing to the full sleeve model for colder temps. I was always worried about range of motion with the full sleeve but was really impressed that I noticed no difference. The design and fit is perfect!I’m a 5’9, 165lbs Dad who does Half IM’s for fun. I’m not a V-shaped Olympic athlete. The M2 fits perfect. When I’m at normal 155 race weight I’m sure I could fit in the M1 but the M2 seems almost perfect at both weights.

I've had this wetsuit for two years. I rotate it with my Zoot Kona and I go around 4x per week. The pro is that it has better range of motion than my Kona suits and is easier to put on and take off. The con is the neck has come apart after about a year. I took it to a wetsuit repair shop and was a cheap fix. The fix area and the rest of the neck is starting to disintegrate all over. I like this suit for events because it is least restrictive, but not as good overall quality as my Zoot wetsuits at around the same price point. I want to buy another one, but they raised the price and rarely go on sale in sizes bigger than XS and M. I'm an L2. If they drop the price back down a bit I'll consider replacing it. The coldest I've swam with it was 52º F and was comfortable. I guess I can't complain after two years of regular use, but read a few reviews about the neck disintegrating.

At the time of purchase I was 6'2 and weighed in at 215lbs. I am currently 6'2 and weigh 210lbs. This suit has worked great from day 1 till this post. I would recommend once you get the suit to put it on and move around a little. I believe this was big before my first use. Make sure to apply anti-chaff in the areas you need as with any wetsuit.

Good product, very happy with buying it. Well made and warm. I would buy it again.