for surfers out there, does the oneill hyperfreak has more resistance and more longevity than the rip curl dawn patrol 2020? i'm talking about the 4/3 versions
Has anyone compared this with the psychofreak, rip curl E-Bomb E6 full wetsuit, new bodyglove redcell, or is there anything else that’s newer and better/stretchier than these wetsuits going into 2020? Is the Psychofreak not as stretchy as the hyperfreak due to the glued stitching? I’m 6’2 and between 210- 220lbs so I hate wetsuits but need a new one bad. I think all these should be great options but I know there are a lot of wetsuits out there now and looking for the most comfortable one (no matter what brand or price, but preferably under $300 to 400, if possible but if there’s ones that’s much better and more expensive I’m still interested) for central to North Florida winter water which the lowest is probably around 45-50° but usually more like 50-60°. Looking for a 3/2 full if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks
Hunter Keating Get the 4/3 Hyperfreak The wetsuit is more performance oriented,and those temperatures are a bit low for the 3/2 which I’m wearing in 60 degrees water in so cal. The rubber is sooo freaking stretchy it’s not going to make a difference. 319 bucks for 4/3. Also at 5’10 180lb I went with xl and it’s perfect. LG one pulled too tight in the draw string area, It’s a chest zip. This material is a pleasure to wear. Never going back to any other kind.
@@ross2142 holy shit 5'10 180 wearing a XL? lol Im about that same size maybe 5 pounds lighter and I wear a Medium. Got a LS from hurley and its barley too big.
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Thank you too!
for surfers out there, does the oneill hyperfreak has more resistance and more longevity than the rip curl dawn patrol 2020? i'm talking about the 4/3 versions
Is this suit (4/3) warm (with hoddie and booties) in 50-55º winter water temperature? It holds? or just need to go for a psyco tech?
Has anyone compared this with the psychofreak, rip curl E-Bomb E6 full wetsuit, new bodyglove redcell, or is there anything else that’s newer and better/stretchier than these wetsuits going into 2020? Is the Psychofreak not as stretchy as the hyperfreak due to the glued stitching?
I’m 6’2 and between 210- 220lbs so I hate wetsuits but need a new one bad. I think all these should be great options but I know there are a lot of wetsuits out there now and looking for the most comfortable one (no matter what brand or price, but preferably under $300 to 400, if possible but if there’s ones that’s much better and more expensive I’m still interested) for central to North Florida winter water which the lowest is probably around 45-50° but usually more like 50-60°. Looking for a 3/2 full if anyone has any suggestions. Thanks
Hunter Keating Get the 4/3 Hyperfreak The wetsuit is more performance oriented,and those temperatures are a bit low for the 3/2 which I’m wearing in 60 degrees water in so cal. The rubber is sooo freaking stretchy it’s not going to make a difference. 319 bucks for 4/3. Also at 5’10 180lb I went with xl and it’s perfect. LG one pulled too tight in the draw string area, It’s a chest zip. This material is a pleasure to wear. Never going back to any other kind.
@@ross2142 holy shit 5'10 180 wearing a XL? lol Im about that same size maybe 5 pounds lighter and I wear a Medium. Got a LS from hurley and its barley too big.
Been looking at these for sot kayaking, keen to use most of the year but not winter ! Would you say 4/3 would suit ??
probably
mate i need a suit for the summe rainy days for sup in the fiords.