Warm and comfortable with a female-friendly cut, Truli's Truli-Ful The Beautiful wetsuit was our Testers Choice for women’s 5 mm wetsuits.

ScubaLab's team of test divers reviewed 20 men's and women's scuba wetsuits for this comprehensive scuba gear review.

Stylish and warm, the 7 mm Fast wetsuit is about as versatile as it gets when it comes to thermal protection.

Cressi’s most technically advanced fin, the Reaction uses a completely new polypropylene blade that is more reactive, flexible and trimmer than previous designs.

The new Playa 3/2mm short wetsuit is made with the innovative design of Cressi FLEX material.

The new Bahia 2.5mm wetsuit is made with the innovative design of Cressi FLEX material. This wetsuits provides warmth while also making all movement easy while in the water. T

The new Otterflex 5mm wetsuit provides warmth and versatility with double lined-neoprene. With Cressi’s unique FLEX material, all movement is easy, even in this 5mm wetsuit made for cold water. Pre-shaped legs and an anatomic shape improve flexibility while anti-abrasion reinforcement on the knees, ultra-soft neoprene on the arms, and a back zip all ensure comfort. The Pentagon 5mm wetsuit is designed with Cressi’s Neo-Pro fit material. This Neoprene Ultraspan nylon-coating combines superior erosion resistance and durability with elasticity and softness. The new ergonomic cut provides easy donning and doffing and allows effortless movement while in the water. The knee area is reinforced to protect the wetsuit and wearer, while the collar has an anatomic shape design that prevents constriction. Recommended water temperature: 46-52o F/8-11o Ce and every 2 seconds while free diving.

ScubaLab presents the best scuba gear of 2018 — the Best Buy and Testers Choice winners from all of ScubaLab's scuba gear reviews this year.

A rash guard may not be as important as a reg or BC, but it does offer protection against the sun and stinging critters, and makes it easier to get into a wetsuit.