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Deep See 3mm Woman Shorty Long Sleeve Dive Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Hunter Rash Guard Pants - DIPNDIVECressi Hunter Rash Guard Pants - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Hunter Rash Guard Pants
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Sale price$52.50 USD
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ScubaPro Men's 1.5mm Everflex Shorts - DIPNDIVEScubaPro Men's 1.5mm Everflex Shorts - DIPNDIVE
ScubaPro ScubaPro Men's 1.5mm Everflex Shorts
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Sale price$144.00 USD
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Scuba Max W3KS 3mm Kid's Short Suit - DIPNDIVE
Scuba Max Scuba Max W3KS 3mm Kid's Short Suit
Sale price$29.95 USD Regular price$69.95 USD
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Cressi 3mm Bahia Lady Front-Zip Full Wetsuit - DIPNDIVECressi 3mm Bahia Lady Front-Zip Full Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi 2.5mm Bahia Lady Front-Zip Full Wetsuit
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Sale price$119.95 USD
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Cressi Shorty Kids Swim Wetsuit - DIPNDIVECressi Shorty Kids Swim Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Shorty Kids Swim Wetsuit
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Sale price$34.95 USD
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NeoSport 3mm Xspan Paddle Jacket - DIPNDIVENeoSport 3mm Xspan Paddle Jacket - DIPNDIVE
NeoSport NeoSport 3mm Xspan Paddle Jacket
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Sale priceFrom $147.95 USD
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ScubaPro Profile Shorty 2.5mm Womens Wetsuit - DIPNDIVEScubaPro Profile Shorty 2.5mm Womens Wetsuit - DIPNDIVE
Aqua Lung 3mm Men's HydroFlex Jumpsuit - DIPNDIVEAqua Lung 3mm Men's HydroFlex Jumpsuit - DIPNDIVE
Aqua Lung Aqua Lung 3mm Men's HydroFlex Jumpsuit
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Sale price$149.00 USD

Affordable Wetsuits FAQs

What's a Good Price for a Wetsuit?

A good price for a wetsuit varies based on the type, brand, and quality:

  • Entry-level wetsuits (basic features, less insulation): $50-$150, ideal for casual or warm-water use.
  • Mid-range wetsuits (better materials, flexibility, and insulation): $150-$300, suitable for most recreational surfers and divers.
  • High-end wetsuits (premium materials, advanced insulation, and durability): $300-$600+, often used by professionals or those diving in extreme conditions.

What is the Difference Between Cheap and Expensive Wetsuits?

Materials: Expensive wetsuits use high-quality neoprene that’s more flexible, lightweight, and durable, while cheaper ones might use stiffer, less comfortable neoprene.

Construction and Seams: High-end wetsuits often feature glued, blind-stitched, or taped seams to improve waterproofing and durability, while cheaper wetsuits may have basic stitching that allows more water entry.

Fit and Flexibility: Pricier wetsuits often have a more tailored fit and additional stretch panels for greater flexibility, which is essential for performance sports.

Thermal Protection: Premium wetsuits typically offer better insulation and lining (like fleece or thermal layers) for warmth in colder water.

In general, more expensive wetsuits provide better comfort, durability, and warmth, making them worth the investment for frequent or advanced use.