I have a Mako 5mm (old camo) that I've had for more than 10 years of regular diving. It's uncomfortably warm above 68 degrees so I bought a 3mm during lock down for summer and love it for 66° and up. The 5mm is great down to 58° but 54° at the surface in the kelp is a bit bone chilling so I finally got the 7mm.... and it is a weird experience to be so toasty warm but not feel my fingers at the end of a 4hr dive because the water is so cold. Awesome suit, better fit too in the new camo despite being a bit roomy in the cankles.

As a professional hull diver, the quality of my equipment can determine how much i am able to earn. My wetsuits must also be extremely durable and warm as I demand the best performance from my equipment. The 7mm yamamoto is very comfortable, durable, and warm. I like the simple cuts and camo design. The medium is good for a stockier build like I have. Most other wetsuits seem to be made for thinner lankier guys with smaller heads I am extremely happy with my purchase and will buy a 2nd and 3rd to add to my kit.

Best quality wetsuit you can find and it’s at an affordable price. Win win

Great suit as usual from Mako. Super warm and easy to move around in. Compared to traditional suits of this thickness it’s night and day. Normally an 7mm suit would wear you out just bending your arms with how stiff you get. A 7mm Mako open cell design feels like an 3mm to work in, especially in the water. Extremely nice to not get that cold rush when I jump in. Here in eastern Nc my water temp is around an average 43 degrees right now in January and I’m in the water for hours at a time with my job and have yet to get uncomfortable. I’ve owned every thickness of this model and If I could give one con it would be the legs seem to be a bit longer than my other suits.

I love this wetsuit. It's my third 5mm open cell, and my favorite. The Yamamoto #39 is excellent. Seemed a bit tighter than my others at first, but the materials is so supple and flexible that it works out well in the water. I'm using this in 54f waters, and while my old 5mm were not warm enough, this one does the trick and I haven't had any issues with cold. I'm 5'10" and 155lb and the ML fits me great (even though they'd recommend the M for me, I would not want it any smaller). The pocket is great to have. My only suggestion is: if you can do 1 pocket, why not make it 2, or 4? That way you could have a knife in one and a whistle or other safety gear in another. But great suit and I anticipate sticking with this brand for a while!

I have been using Mako wetsuits for commercial diving for the last 3-4 years. once I started using them I won't use another for diving. So flexible and warm and still durable.

Great suit, keeps me toasty warm in frigid NorCal waters.

Best suit I've ever owned.

So far I have been on two dives at a water temperature of 40 degrees F and my 7mm open cell is perfectly comfortable, I can stay in the water all day. Also I love the seal strip on the hood and cuffs as well as the ankles, no water ever shoots into the suit. But u need their gloves and socks with the suit cause without them I could not stay in more than 2 minutes. Also they are not joking when u need suit slide to get in and most importantly getting out! The open cell definitely allows me to move easier and hold my breath longer but it's very sensitive stuff, already have a small cut on the inside. Over all if your looking for a comfortable wet suit this is it

Great service with everything and products are accurate to the T

I am 6ft with a long torso. Size L wetsuit fits me well. 7mm keeps me toasty in northern california cold waters. I recommend cutting off the farmer johns or getting 5mm if you run hot, I was borderline too warm, needed to flush cold water to maintain my temp.

I absolutely let love this wetsuit, especially the cuffs which prevent material tears and water entry. The large fit is perfect for me at 170# 6'0". Currently diving in 58-60 degree water and plenty warm at 3 hours.