Where can i buy Elios Skinsuit

[John Mateos ONg]

Heard so many good reviews in this forum and outside that i'm now eager to get one customised for myself... May i know where you can get this?

 

[manalive!]

Here, if that's what you mean?

http://www.eliossub.com/index.php/en/sport-2-en/swimsuite-en

 

[John Mateos ONg]

Here, if that's what you mean?

http://www.eliossub.com/index.php/en/sport-2-en/swimsuite-en

yes thank you so much!

 

[IanAHaley]

yes thank you so much!

I've bought several custom-made Elios suits over the years and they have all been excellent. The level of personal service and expertise they offer in helping you choose the right suit is fantastic. Bear in mind though they are a small, traditionally-minded company and operate at a fairly sedate pace. Allow plenty of time firstly to reach a conclusion on exactly what suit you want; and secondly to wait for them to manufacture and deliver the suit. It will be worth the wait though.

From my own experience, when you first contact them it pays to be as specific as possible telling them what kind of freediving you do, and where. That way they'll come back with a more limited, more suitable set of suggestions - making the final choice easier and quicker to make.

Ian.

 

[Apneaddict]

I totally agree.
Their suits are very good and they have a wide selection of materials available.

Their English is not 100% and can confuse the process. Im SURE their Italian is excellent tho!

Their speed in responding to emails is slow and there is a wait time for manufacturing.

It definitely helps if you know what you want. The more questions you have or if you don't know what you need, it becomes a challenge.

 

[cdavis]

Ditto the above. Be prepared for a fitting procedure that will scare you to death. No worrys, they are very good.

 

[bruceyang1937]

thanks

I've bought several custom-made Elios suits over the years and they have all been excellent. The level of personal service and expertise they offer in helping you choose the right suit is fantastic. Bear in mind though they are a small, traditionally-minded company and operate at a fairly sedate pace. Allow plenty of time firstly to reach a conclusion on exactly what suit you want; and secondly to wait for them to manufacture and deliver the suit. It will be worth the wait though.

From my own experience, when you first contact them it pays to be as specific as possible telling them what kind of freediving you do, and where. That way they'll come back with a more limited, more suitable set of suggestions - making the final choice easier and quicker to make.

Ian.

thanks