Hevto Men and Women Wetsuit Size Guide: Choosing the Perfect Fit

Selecting the right wetsuit is essential for an enjoyable and comfortable experience in the water. An ideal fit not only ensures comfort but also enhances warmth retention by minimizing water entry. This guide will help you understand how to choose the right size using Hevto’s size chart and select the best fit option for your needs.

Understanding Loose vs. Tight Fit: Choosing Your Ideal Comfort Level

When choosing a wetsuit, new users often wonder about the difference between a loose and tight fit. A loose wetsuit, while more comfortable, may allow more water in, reducing its insulation. A tight wetsuit provides better insulation and performance by minimizing water entry, although it may feel snug at first, especially around the chest. This initial tightness is common, and the wetsuit material will gradually adapt to your body, becoming more comfortable over time.

Three Fit Options: Find the Right Fit for Your Activity

Hevto offers three fit options to meet a variety of preferences:

Regular Fit: Looser fit that allows for comfort and flexibility, ideal for warm water use. Perfect for those who prioritize comfort and long-term wearability.
Snug Fit: Designed for recreational users, this fit strikes a balance between warmth and comfort, suitable for most water activities.
Tight Fit: The closest fit, offering maximum warmth retention and performance, suitable for cold water conditions or high-performance needs.

Each fit has its advantages. Regular Fit offers greater comfort but may allow more water entry; Snug Fit balances comfort and insulation, making it a versatile option; Tight Fit is optimal for warmth but may feel restrictive for those new to tight-fitting wetsuits.

Hevto Size Chart Matching Tips: Selecting the Perfect Size

Hevto’s size chart considers key measurements such as height, chest, waist, and hip circumference. To find the best match, we recommend following this order of priority:

Height: Start by choosing a size range based on your height.
Chest Circumference: Ensuring a good chest fit is essential as it directly affects wetsuit tightness and performance.
Weight: Use weight as a secondary reference, ensuring the chest measurement fits first.
Waist and Hip Circumference: These are supplementary measurements, as full or shorty wetsuits are designed to stretch around these areas. But please note that the waist and hip circumference are the important reference data when buying pants.

Avoid Common Mistakes: Do not choose a size solely based on the largest measurement, like chest or waist, as this can result in an oversized wetsuit. Prioritize chest fit for optimal warmth and comfort.

Key Measurement Points and Methods

To ensure the best match, use a soft measuring tape and follow these guidelines:

Height: Stand straight with feet together and measure from head to heel.
Weight: Record your weight using a standard scale.
Chest Circumference: Measure around the widest part of the chest, keeping the tape level and snug.
Waist Circumference: Measure around the natural waistline above the belly button.
Hip Circumference: Measure around the widest part of the hips.
Biceps: With arms relaxed, measure the thickest part of the upper arm.
Upper Body Length: Measure from the top of the shoulder to the hips, following the body’s contour.
Thigh Circumference: Measure the thickest part of the thigh.
Inseam: Measure from the crotch to the ankle, following the leg’s natural contour.

Measurement Requirements for Different Wetsuit Types

Hevto offers various wetsuit types, each requiring slightly different measurements:

Full Wetsuit: Provide height, weight, chest, waist, and hip measurements.
Wetsuit Tops: Provide chest, waist, biceps, and upper body length.
Wetsuit Pants: Provide waist, hip, thigh, and inseam length.
Plus Size Wetsuit: Provide height, weight, chest, waist, hip, and thigh circumference.

If you find yourself between sizes or are unsure about your measurements, feel free to send us your details for a personalized recommendation. We’re also collecting data from customers to expand our size range to accommodate even more body types in the future.