Athena Wetsuits

I have a Blue Seventy Reaction... fits all my curves quite nicely: it's generous in the boob, hip and thigh areas (definitely NOT for a stick figure!). 

However, I did note that the other suits in the line did not fit the same way.  Not sure why...

I have a Q2 from Zoot, and works great and the fit was really nice. Has a lower neck collar, so it opens up the airway. Never had any problems chocking with it, and also why ?I love it..

Actually bought mine in March for HIM California when I was 278 lbs @ 6'00". It fitted and worked beautifully. Used about 3 times. Probably will be selling it, since I slowly melting my weight off. Now 234 and havn't tried it since our lake hits almost 85'F in the summer. Yes, Lake mead does get warm in the summer. In winter, another story. Upper 40 to low 50's.

Just a note to the boys, though the responses are, I'm sure, completely appreciated...the OP is inferring that men's suits don't fit, and in general, she's right, they don't fit women.   At least not "properly."  We were blessed with extra padding on top and on bottom that lends itself to curves you guys don't have (though  much appreciate) and that makes proper fit a little more difficult.

As of right now, I haven't seen any female wetsuits (based on different sizing charts I've looked at) that will fit me.  Blue Seventy comes the closest with their athena sizes, but those will probably be too short for me.  I'd love to see a woman's wetsuit that says it's for someone over 6 ft.

I've said it before, and I'll say it again, I think there is money to be made if someone would focus on the needs of Clydes and Athenas (ALL of them, tall, short, in and out of healthy weight ranges).  Certain makers are making strides, but, I think there needs to be someone soley dedicated to the purpose.  There are a lot more of us out here then they think!

Sorry for the slight hijack... 

Would they work? Yes. Would they be ideal? No.

In looking at the webpage, those wetsuits appear to have been designed more for scuba diving.  That means it's made primarily for warmth.  Triathlon specific suits, while also intended to provide warmth (which they do) are primarily intended to provide bouyancy, which means you have less work to do on the swim. 

I have the same one. It fits my hips/legs well, but NOT my (broad) shoulders.

Promotion wetsuits go up to size 18 I think and run very generous. The issue for me as I'm 5'6" is that they were long arm and legs but I was okay with that. They will recut the arms and legs for a slight cost.

Promotion I think fits curvy women too. I've had 3 of them as I've lost weight I keep going back and getting another one.