For Sale MAKO Yamamoto Suits in 3, 5 and 7mm

[MAKO Spearguns]

Freedivers Love Our MAKO / Yamamoto Wetsuits

"The neoprene is really soft and stretchy." - Christiano
"The best, warmest, and most durable suit I have ever used." - Sawyer
"I wish that I bought them sooner." - Charlie

As you know, the best freediving wetsuits are made of 100% Genuine Yamamoto neoprene from Japan. They offer more stretch,
more warmth and more comfort than any other wetsuit.

3D Ocean Blue and 3D Reef Camo Open Cell Wetsuits are now in stock!

3mm, 5mm, and 7mm​

Starting at only $284.95

And, because our MAKO / Yamamoto wetsuits are sold direct to you, the diver, there is no dive shop markup.

So, our MAKO / Yamamoto freediving wetsuits actually cost less than non-Yamamoto suits sold at dive shops.

Link here: -> Wetsuits - Spearfishing Wetsuits - MAKO Spearguns

Learn how to Pick a Quality Wetsuit: Link Here ---> Choosing The Best Freedive Wetsuit

Thanks, Guys, for taking time to read this.

Dive Safe,

dano

 

[arkstorm]

Are these suits good for scuba diving as well as free diving? Or do they compress too much for scuba?

 

[MAKO Spearguns]

We have many customers who use our "freedive" suits for scuba diving. There should be no issues with warmth and longevity of the suit.

 

[arkstorm]

I'd love to hear from someone who's actually using it for scuba (not that I don't trust you Dano).

 

[uncfnp]

I'd love to hear from someone who's actually using it for scuba (not that I don't trust you Dano).

MAKO Wetsuit Review

We just got a review of our MAKO wetsuit from a commercial diver. Thought I would share; this is an unsolicited review from a good customer. Perhaps someone needs the bottom cleaned up in the Pacific NW? Yo yo yo!!! Just got my new 5 mil suit for the summer, I'll go back to my 7 for the...

scubaboard.com

 

[arkstorm]

I read that review. Thanks.

 

[BjörnBear]

The Mako suits are legit. I bought both a 7mm and a 3mm about 5 years ago and can attest they are the best fitting and warmest wetsuits I've tried for scuba. They pack well for travel, do not hinder movement, are a breeze to don and doff, and dry faster to boot. I've dived them in cold mountain lakes and warm reefs, from shallow bimbles to moderate staged decompression dives. I have no complaints.

 

[sea_ledford]

I've worm my very well used 3mm suit on a deco dive to 135' with bottom temps in the upper 50's. Was I cold? Hell yes! I was in a 3mm at 130 feet in 59 degree water! But it was manageable for the short bottom time. Water temps came up significantly off the bottom (mid 90s for the top 15 feet, thus the choice for the 3mm to begin with).

I have hundreds of dives on my mako suit, and thousands in free diving suits of other brands. They are the best option available. I am truly befuddled as to why scuba suits haven't adopted the technology of free diving suits over the last 20 years.

Now if Dano would just bring back the solid black option...

 

[Soloist]

Here's a review I did back in 2019.

Review: Mako Yamamoto Two Piece Open Cell Wetsuits (3mm and 5mm) MAKO Spearguns

We have over 100 dives on our 3mm and 5mm Mako Yamamoto Open Cell Two Piece Wetsuits with integrated hoods, so I thought it was a good time to post a review. I’ve purchased a lot of gear from Mako Spearguns (@MAKO Spearguns) over the years and have been very impressed with the quality...

scubaboard.com

 

[MAKO Spearguns]

Wow, thanks for the positive reviews! As many of you know, we sell direct, so we have no dive shops or retail establishments promoting our gear - we rely on word of mouth.

We are seriously considering adding a black option as well, but the turn around on that is many months.

Thanks!
dano