Hi there!



This year i have asked Father Christmas for a new winter wetsuit , and he said i can get one...only problem is i am not sure where i can look to find one at good prices and good quality! So if you know any websites or anything! Let me know!



Thanks Sami

If you are buying a winter wet suit you must try it on before you buy it, because the fit is so important, especially around the neck wrist and ankles. I wouldn't buy one on line. I'd go to a shop and try a few out.

I am not a laydee so I am not sure how helpful this is, but I got a suit from Robin Hood Watersports which is not too far down the M62 (I think it is in Heckmondwicke near Huddersfield) but they had tonnes of suits, and there was a whole room full of bargains, ie end of line, discontinued stuff that was really cheap, but it was like TKMAXX for wetsuits, you just had to try them on one after the other, there is also a real risk of wanting loads of other stuff in the shop....Hope that helps, but I agree with SJ there is no point at all buying a suit that does not fit.

I was also going to recommend Robin Hood - I got mine there too.



Be warned tho', like slim says - you will want to spend a shed load of money you prob cant afford when u r in there - it's every extreme sports fans dream shop!! They must have a thousand boards in there for every board sport going!!



Make sure you try loadsa suits on - you'll eventually find THE ONE which appears to have been made specially for you!

If it's not your 1st suit and you know your size. Then I don't see a problem buying online. I've bought two now from wetsuitoutlet. Both are fine.

Before someone points it out - there was a mistake with the latest, but that was MY fault not theirs.

They are dead quick with delivery too.

i've always found that boardwise has a great selection of ladies suits. You really need to try on as theres so much difference betweeen the sizings. i found pryde ones quite short on me, north tend to be pretty good to go round the old trucker curves.



pourquoi padeller ta propre canoo? c'est mieux toujours faire de la planche.