The NRS 3.0 Farmer John Wetsuit is a tremendously versatile and popular wetsuit. Great for kayaking, rafting and many other water sports. A basic staple for any gear bag regardless of your paddling style, mode or experience. Generous arm holes give you excellent freedom of movement.

• 3-mm Terraprene neoprene for outstanding warmth • Generous armholes give you excellent freedom of movement • Durable flat-lock seams lie flat on your skin for greater comfort • YKK ankle zippers make this suit easy to pull on over booties • Reinforced padded knees add protection and durability

Item#: 2763 Color: Black Material(s): 3 mm Terraprene neoprene Thickness: 3mm Age Group: Adult Gender: Male

Size/Color Part Number UPC Black - S 17266.02.103 0603403188773 Black - M 17266.02.102 0603403188766 Black - L 17266.02.101 0603403188759 Black - XL 17266.02.104 0603403188797 Black - 2XL 17266.02.105 0603403188803 Black - 3XL 17266.02.100 0603403188780

Reviewer:	Old Lee	Rating:	5	Date:	01/26/2013
Review:	this is great, it fits perfectly and very useful for white water kayaking...I missed my old "farmer Johns" that eventually fell apart with a butt split; I tried full suits that were a hassle to get into...some weird dude decided to people should climb into wetsuits through the neck area--what a bad idea. this product is produced well.

Reviewer:	db	Rating:	5	Date:	12/27/2011
Review:	great product i took, advantage of ack's promotional deal and got it for 67 dollars , it fits well im a short stubby guy and got the 2x , kept me warm on a 40 degree day on the yak, u do sweat in them though when paddeling so were some poly-properlean long underware to wick the moisture away and youll be fine

Reviewer:	Bud	Rating:	5	Date:	12/13/2011
Review:	The Farmer John is exactly as advertised but the customer service at ACK is phenomenal ordered on Sunday and received on Wednesday.

Reviewer:	Moatengator	Rating:	5	Date:	03/28/2011
Review:	Fits very well and is exactly as advertised. I use this all the time in the Texas Gulf Coast and it keeps my body temp warm.

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