2023 SUV of Wetsuits** NeoSports Step-In Top and Farmer Bottom

- A look at the SUV of wetsuits NeoSports Step-In Top and Farmer Bottom. Use for work or leisure dives in all water temperatures. Use each piece separately or combine them for more warmth ! Link: www.divers-sup...
Soft and comfortable premium neoprene material with;
- 3mm flatlock seams
- 5mm and 7mm glued and sewn seams
- Lycra® trimmed wrist and ankle seals
- Heavy duty #10 YKK front zip
- Thermal bonded kneepads
- Anatomical cut pattern for a comfortable fit
- Spot taped at intersecting seams for durability
- Internal key pocket and Tear away sizing tags.

[@fridericogatti1213]

I've had several suits, mainly Scubapro, and still use the amazing 3/2 Yulex (hard to break in, but after 10/12 dives, it becomes a glove you never want to take off). However, I wanted to share my experience with a wetsuit based on Yamamoto limestone neoprene. This material is simply amazing, the best neoprene I've tried-extremely soft, adherent, and super stretchable. I have a 5/4 and 7/5, and it feels like using a 3mm. I wonder why it's not more widely diffused and promoted because once one tries it, they can't go back to traditional neoprene.

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Thanks for passing along your experience with these suits.. Regards, Bob C

[@nataliesteadman478]

Wondering about the scubapro everflex versus the everflex Yulex. It seems the yulex which is newer and has the new yulex green material, might be better based on the higher price tag, Just wondering how the two scubapro everflex compares to each other and also other brands.

[@DiversSupplyYT]

Well, I actually prefer the Everflex over the Yulex. The Yulex product is Green Smart but my .02 is it's not is comfortable as the Everflex by just a tad.

[@nataliesteadman478]

@@DiversSupplyYT Thanks. It looks like the original Everflex is discontinued and unfortunately very hard to find :(

[@fridericogatti1213]

Yulex is a rubber-based material, and I have both the 3/2 and 5/4 suits from SP. Regarding the 3/2: To truly appreciate Yulex, you must have the patience to break in the material (it takes 10/12 dives). After that, it becomes a glove you'll never want to take off. It's stretchable, adherent, and smooth. Whether one wants to invest the time and effort is the question. The 5/4 is extremely stiff, and even after 5 dives, it remains uncomfortable. I ran out of patience and switched to the Yamamoto neoprene

[@HummerH-mo4cs]

Thank You :) !!!

[@DiversSupplyYT]

You're welcome!