Men's Wikiwiki 3.0 Wetsuit - Gold

Buying a wetsuit is always nerve wracking! First off, Zoot's fit chart was super useful and spot no for me. I am 5'8" and 150 lbs so I was noted to be a medium and that was perfect. The suit has room in the right places to comfortably where a sleeved kit under it with very little adjustment. The rubber used on the arms is super thin and non-restrictive in any way. For top end swimmers, you will love the real feel of your stroke! The legs have just enough buoyancy so that your kick does not feel un-natural, yet you get the benefit of the wetsuit in helping your legs stay on top of the water. Additionally, there was enough room around my quads so that my tri-kit did not roll up or bunch up as I pulled the wetsuit up. Best feature of all, with the aid of Body Glide, I was able to kick the suit right off my legs with ease in transition.

Great quality

I upgraded to the Zoot WikiWiki and I am extremely pleased. Great flexibility and range of motion in the upper body, with plenty of flotation.

Robert's comments and comparison to the ROKA Maverick sold me on trying the Wikiwiki 3.0. I totally agree with his observations. I must have gained some weight - and my ROKA felt so constricting in the chest. The Zoot is a lot more comfortable and much easier to get on and take off. I am not sure if it is "faster" but it is much more comfortable. I'm looking forward to racing with it.

I've been doing Triathlons for 9 years. I'd say I'm an age group elite athlete at this point, but continue to struggle with swimming. Averaging around 132 per 100 yard in open water. I had an Xterra Vengeance and stuck with it until I stupidly tore it. It was a good suit, but definitely tight. It is more buoyant that this Zoot Wiki, so if you're very new to swimming in may be a good option to consider.

The Wiki Wiki is on an entirely different level. I believe the price is too steep, but finding a discount code helps resolves. The mobility in the shoulders and arms alone is mind blowing. Setting up a catch is easier in this. No question. The entire suit is more comfortable and flexible compared to my old Xterra vengeance. You simply feel less constricted throughout the entire suit which also puts less psychological stress on you while in the fray in the water. That's also something worth considering.

I can't say I expect this suit to last as long as the old Xterra given how thin the material on the arms is for mobility's sake, but only time will tell with that and for racing, I don't think a better suit exists. If I can continue to get this suit for $500-600, I would continue to invest in it once the other wore out. It's that freaking good.

It's an outstanding suit for an intermediate swimmer and probably superb for an advanced swimmer with great mobility which enables the user to more easily establish a high elbow catch position. The comfort, and fit are perfect. I'm 5' 8" 148lbs and got a size Medium. it fits me perfectly.

Overall, I have to say that I am really impressed with the Wikiwiki 3.0 wetsuit. I used to own a Roka Maverick and I always felt like I was fighting the buoyancy of the sleeves every stroke. My chest and shoulders would be so fatigued and sore during and after the swim. I thought it was maybe technique but I just couldn't fix it. So I decided to upgrade and by the Wikiwiki. I have been in the open water with it 3 times now and it is making a big difference in my comfort! I feel a lot better in my chest and shoulders. I have way more mobility in my arms. Everything fits super well with exception of the arms. I am more on the muscular side in my arms and they are a pretty tight fit initially when putting it on. Once I get into the water though, it loosens up and I don't notice it again during the swim. Also, this wetsuit is SO easy to take off! In my Roka, my feet would get stuck and I would jave to really fight to get out of it which would almost always lead to me cramping in my side. The Wikiwiki comes right off with very little effort which I know will save me some time in T1. Overall, I am super impressed and am so happy I invested in this wetsuit! Zoot for the win again!!

Perfect fit. Comfortable. Shoulder free. Easy to get in

Fastest wetsuit out there! Super flexible for great range of motion. Fits excellent!

I've swum in the new Wikiwiki 3.0 gold several times now and this is what I've found:
Neck chafing is virtually eliminated! I have used three other brands of wetsuits over the years and actually bled from all of them. This is a huge improvement for me.
The flexibility in the shoulders and arms is unbelievable! I really don't feel any more restriction than my sleeveless suit. Also, I don't feel like I am fighting buoyancy to push my arms down during the catch phase.
I can breathe. Chest restrictions have always been a concern for me in a wetsuit. Not with the Wikiwiki!
The new liner is very comfortable. I always use body glide on my lower legs and forearms and this suit is very easy and quick to remove. I didn't feel as if the suit was in danger of damage during removal.
This suit is making open water swim training a lot more fun, comfortable and productive!