Rocket Science Sports One

Boasting a price that’s far less than even the most basic entry level wetsuit, it’s extremely important to note that this is a very thin option for those looking for a moderate amount of float or warmth.

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If you’re a good-to-excellent swimmer looking for a bit of warmth or buoyancy, the maximum 3mm of neoprene will work fine; if you’re a poor swimmer hoping to float those anchor legs of yours, keep shopping. The huge upside of a very thin wetsuit like the Rocket Science Sports One — aside from price—is the high level of flexibility and range of motion in the arms. In terms of restriction this suit feels more like something made of high-end rubber in the $300-400 range. With that said, the thinness is nearly on par with many speedsuits.

$150, Rocketsciencesports.com

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