10 Best Spearfishing Wetsuits In 2023

The Zoot Sports Men's Z Force Wetzoot is not your typical spearfishing wetsuit. Yes, it is called a wet zoom. The wetzoot is designed for triathlons, however, many spearfish love them as well. While wetsuits using different thicknesses of neoprene are common, they generally only difference between the core and extremities.  This suit uses different thicknesses differently.  This suit is made of Yamamoto 38 neoprene, a very lightweight neoprene made from limestone. The front body is made using 4mm Neoprene and the back body uses 3mm Neoprene. The legs also use  3mm Neoprene  The seat of the wetzoot uses 4 mm neoprene padding that helps provide additional lift. This will make it easier to maintain your position while hunting. 

This is a back zipped wetsuit that is sleeveless. Having no sleeves allows for a fuller range of motion for the arms, something very beneficial in triathlons and possible for spearfishing as well.

The Salvimar Natural Advanced Texture Spearfishing wetsuit is a two-piece design. It has a high waist pair of pants and a jacket with a hood. It is made of a 5.5 mm thick, open-cell, HyperStretch™ Neoprene for maximum movement and warmth in cold to moderate waters. The seams are tight using the company's HT-Weld Technology. The camouflage pattern is a natural advanced texture material over the neoprene. The elbows and knees are reinforced for protection and to reduce wear.

This wetsuit is camouflaged in design which leaves you blending with the water for better fishing. This two-piece hooded wetsuit is built to insulate and leave your body protected. This open-cell neoprene suit is tough and is resistant to letting water penetrate the suit. Coming with a two-year warranty this suit is guaranteed to stand the test of time.

The Cressi Apnea wetsuit is a freediving wetsuit that is favored by many spearfish. It is a two-piece suit that has high waist pants and a jacket with a hood. The suit uses an ultra-stretch medium-density open-cell neoprene with a nylon liner to make it easy to put on and take off. It is available in 3.5 mm, 5mm, and 7mm thicknesses to meet your different water temperature needs. You can purchase this suit as a set or as individual components. This will allow you to match the suit to your body’s needs, such as a 5mm top for core temperature and a 3.5 mm bottom for extra mobility. 

 Semi-flexible Tatex knee pads are divided into two protection elements to allow flexibility without losing any protection. A reinforced chest and elbows add durability to this suit while protecting the vulnerable parts of your body. This is one of the top wetsuits available.

The  Seac Warmflex line of wetsuits brings both function and style to those that spearfish. This back zip wetsuit uses a neoprene with an external fabric with up to 300% elasticity.  A Thermal Fiber Plush internal lining will feel smooth against your skin.  These features will make it easy to get into your suit. The flexible material and glideskin seals keep water exchange low resulting in a wetsuit that will keep you warm longer in cold water. 

Additional features of this suit include Embossed Supratex Abrasion Resistant sections that protect the shoulders, knees, and seat from excessive wear and tear. A semi-dry seal on the wrists and ankles is provided by dual-layer cuffs and a zippered cover.

The Cressi Freedom wetsuit is a suit designed for comfort in warm water. This 1.5 mm thick neoprene wetsuit is a perfect way to protect yourself from the sun by providing UV protection, and from marine injuries from coral and jellyfish. The neoprene insulation will let you stay in the water longer without worrying about becoming overheated at the beginning of your dive. Lined with X-Thermic material further insulates you and provides a smooth layer for your skin. The Flatlock seams provide a comfortable feel that will not chafe against the skin and keep water flow under control. The outer surface also has a smooth skin finish. 

Much of a spearfisher's time is spent near the surface. One feature of this suit is that the forearms have fluorescent colors. This will make you more visible on the surface but not make you more visible to your prey.

The Element freediving spearfishing suit is a two-piece 3mm wetsuit with a hooded beavertail jacket and high-waist pants. The overlap between the jacket and the pants provides for additional core warmth. The jacket is a pullover style like a sweatshirt and does not have a zipper. Zippers are often points for water to seep in and flush your warmth away. Also, the neoprene is thinner in the legs for more range of motion.

The  X-Foam neoprene formula has the outer surface finished with "Sharkskin" textured neoprene that is durable, high-stretch, and virtually eliminates hydro-drag. The hood provides a comfortable seal around the face that blocks water from entering and does not interfere with your mask.

The Vertigo Spearfishing wetsuit is made by JBL, a leader in the spearfishing industry. JBL claims the Vertigo is “the most advanced aquatic camouflage on the planet.”  It features two levels of predatory concealment to keep divers hidden and undetected. This unique suit camouflages the body by distorting the profile. This allows the fish to not know the size, range, speed, etc.

 The Vertigo Spearfishing wetsuit is 2.5 mm thick making it a tropical water suit. It is back zipped and has a padded chest area for extra warmth and as an aid to loading your speargun. You will also have extra protection for the knees.  All the seams are locked and stitched. A unique feature of this suit is a pocket for a knife or other small accessories.