Oceaner wetsuits?
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I have two Oceaner wetsuits plus a tunic. Love them! 
Unfortunately for me, I can't fit into an off-the-rack wetsuit (tall and thin), but fortunately for me, Oceaner is local so I was able to get custom-made suits in my own backyard. I was offered 3 different types of stitching, as well as an array of colours. If you want a front zip suit (I did), they can do that, too.
Your profile doesn't say where you're located, Venio. If you're in the Vancouver area, I'd definitely give them a call. If not, it might still be worth it.
Unfortunately for me, I can't fit into an off-the-rack wetsuit (tall and thin), but fortunately for me, Oceaner is local so I was able to get custom-made suits in my own backyard. I was offered 3 different types of stitching, as well as an array of colours. If you want a front zip suit (I did), they can do that, too. Your profile doesn't say where you're located, Venio. If you're in the Vancouver area, I'd definitely give them a call. If not, it might still be worth it.
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I'm just next to Vancouver, Dallas that is.
I kinda assumed that since the brand is Canadian it has to be good for cold water.
Thanks for the input.
I kinda assumed that since the brand is Canadian it has to be good for cold water.
Thanks for the input.
Matt S.
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My OW instructor and his staff all used Oceaner drysuits. He sold them too and was a big fan. Haven't heard much else about them nor seen them anywhere else. Looked decent enough.
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