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StephFNYC
Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024
My 5-year old would refuse to finish his swim lessons after 15-20 minutes because he was getting too cold (even in an indoor pool.) The instructor recommended a get him a wetsuit. I purchased this one and it worked as needed and he started staying in the pool for the full lessons.
LAWRENCE TNG
Reviewed in Singapore on April 13, 2022
Best swim suit I got for my girl. It gives her the agility and confidence she needs during swim classes.The neck region of the suit appears rather tight fit. Need to be careful when aiding my girl with the zip ending at the neck region.
Ryanator
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2018
fits perfectly for my 3 1/2 yr old that weighs 38 pounds. not sure how tall he is, probably about average, but he bulky for his age. This is a real wetsuit, not the rash guard looking wetsuits out there. he will never be cold in this sucker!
BargainShopper
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2017
This was the only wetsuit that fit my itty bitty daughter properly. She is 22 months old, weighs 24.8 lbs, 33.25 inches tall, and her torso is about 15 inches long. I ordered a size 1 and it fits her great! Bought it for swimming lessons at the YMCA . Even though the pool is indoor and 80 degrees, it was still too cold for her in just a bathing suit. I tried this wetsuit over her bathing suit and it worked great-- she wasn't cold in the pool! I ordered a few other wetsuits to try on because I wasn't sure of size and fit---Hyperflex size 2 was too baggy on her and there was a gap in the leg and arm openings. Ivation size 2 had small gaps in the arm and leg openings and the torso part was a little short---I could get it on my daughter, but it was a stretch to get it on her shoulders so it possibly wouldn't have even fit her the whole summer if she grows at all. The skunk smell is very powerful as other reviewers have noted. Sadly, the smell does not seem to fade away no matter how much you let this suit air out.
Jorge A. Samper Zelaya
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2017
Here is the e-mail that my wife was forced to send O'Neill:"I have used O'Neill wetsuits for my children since 2015. We were very pleased with our first purchase the summer of 2015 - quality workmanship, attractive design, and most importantly, it kept our daughter warm and protected her from the sun.This year, on June 1st, I ordered two more O'Neill Reactor toddler wetsuits (one for my daughter, and one for my son) from Amazon. We used them for the first time on June 4th. The suits absolutely smell, to the point of it almost being overwhelming once wet. The odor transfers onto anything it touches - skin, clothes, etc - and fills whatever room you're keeping the wetsuit in. It resembles marijuana and skunk. It is NOT the normal smell of neoprene.I called your customer service department on June 6th to ask for help in getting rid of the smell. They advised that I send it to the O'Neill repair center so that the wetsuits can be replaced. They advised that we not do a replacement via Amazon because O'Neill "does not know" how Amazon is processing the return of wetsuits with the smell problem, and we could merely end up with two more smelly suits.Today I mailed the suits to the repair center via UPS for a whopping $27.36 ($22.36 for regular ground shipping, and $5 for a box).Here is what bothers me so much about this entire thing. O'Neill CLEARLY knows about the smell issue. Looking at Amazon reviews for the toddler Reactor, it is obvious that people started to complain about it roughly in 2016. And when I called in for help, the customer service rep knew what I was talking about and immediately offered a replacement. So why on earth are you still selling faulty products on Amazon? It's completely disingenuous. They should have all been pulled months ago and replaced with wetsuits without this manufacturing defect. But you didn't pull them, and now a) only those customers with enough wherewithal to call O'Neill directly will receive replacements, b) you're forcing us to spend outrageous sums on shipping in order to procure the replacements, and c) my kids are going to lose at least two weeks of swimming during the height of summer while we wait for this to be remedied.I can accept that manufacturing problems arise. I CANNOT, however, accept O'Neill's total lack of transparency and concern about their products and their customers.You make one of the best toddler wetsuits on the market (when it doesn't smell like a marijuana-smoking skunk, that is). However, next summer, when we are again on the market for larger wetsuits for our growing kids, I will very seriously consider not ordering from O'Neill.I will also be posting this entire e-mail in my Amazon review, as well."
Troy Mann
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2017
It fits my son well and seems to be well made. But it smells more like weed than anything I've ever smelled that is not weed. After taking it out of the box I spent the day thinking that the neighbors were enjoying the spring day in a way that was stinking up our apartment. Then at the pool I was wondering if they were going to call child protective services because of the way my son smelled for his lesson. Then we stunk up the locker room. We went to dinner, leaving the wetsuit in the car, and when we opened the car door upon our return, the smell poured out like a Cheech and Chong movie. It's not just you; It's powerful.
KAEash
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2017
Followed the size chart that I found online, and the size 2 fit my 3 year old daughter perfectly (38 inches, 30lbs)... it's tight enough around the legs and arms to keep her warm, with just a little room in the crotch to grow. She's a slim little one and has been hovering between 27-30lbs for about a year, so I'm not too worried about her growing out of this too quickly. If your little one, however, is her size but gaining weight at a faster pace, you might want to go up to a size 3. Just be careful to not size up too much. ...a loose wetsuit won't keep you warm :)PS, Our wetsuit didn't have the "skunk" odor that everyone has been mentioning... just the typical rubbery wetsuit smell. (Pink Spring Suit)
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2017
Love the color.Horrible. Horrible! HORRIBLE SMELL.Imagine adding skunk and urine on your child and having them walk around all day. Yup that's what it smelled like.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017
Daughter is thin and was on the top spectrum for size 4. Some measurements make her a 4, some a 6. Ordered size 4 and a size 6 worrying the 6 would be too loose and not seal properly. WRONG. Couldn't get legs into the 4 to try on. Seems to be made for thin kids. Size 6 seals up REAL tight. She's 49.5 inches tall, 53lbs, 21" waist, 22.5" chest.Tested immediately in our cooold community pool. Sealed well and kept her warm. Let her swim and jump in repeatedly for 20 mins. When she got out her lower legs were cold and had goose bumps but the rest of her was warm. Dry underneath. Worked beyond our expectations.The minus - Smell made the towel she used to dry off and the entire bathroom smell like a tire shop. We hung in shower to dry and the drops of water dripping off suit were a berry color like the suit. There should be better dye or rinsed somehow by manufacturer to aid in color running and smell.
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