Wetsuit 3mm women

[CTc]

Hi, I started scubadiving a couple of months ago and would now like to buy my own wetsuit. I have a more athletic build with not large hips, so far haven't found one brand that completely matches.
After scrolling the internet hours, I kept the following 5 options. All advice is welcome:
Mares Flexa she dives 3/2, Aqualung Aquaflex, Bare Elate 3/2mm, Scubapro definition 3mm or Beuchat Aquatrek

 

[CTc]

Hi, I started scubadiving a couple of months ago and would now like to buy my own wetsuit. I have a more athletic build with not very large hips, so far haven't found one brand that completely matches my measurements. After scrolling the internet hours, I kept the following 5 options. Any advice and input are welcome!

 

[SeanDavid702]

noticed you listed the Bare Evoke—great choice. I’m not a woman, but I have an athletic build and found that Bare suits fit really well. Their form-fitting design works nicely for straighter builds, and the materials have just the right amount of stretch without feeling loose or bulky. If your measurements are close, the Evoke might check all the boxes for you.

 

[Rilelen]

None of the above - Bare Evoke! I’m a lady, and have tried tons of wetsuits. I love Bare, and their Evoke wetsuit is both warm and comfy. I have Bare Evokes hanging in my closet in 3mm, 5mm, and 7mm thickness - it really is just that good.

Their women’s wetsuits come in dress sizes (0,2,4, etc) instead of S/M/L, and remember that neoprene stretches, if you’re between sizes. I wear an 8, but can squeeze into a 6 in Bare’s suits, if I have to.

 

[Rilelen]

I think you started another thread on this already in another forum, but Bare Evoke.