Xcel Wetsuits Size Chart

WOMENS XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HEIGHT (in)	WEIGHT(lb)
2	4'11" - 5'2"	90-100
4/XS	5'1 - 5'4"	100-115
6/S	5'2" - 5'5"	115-125
6T	5'5" - 5'8"	115-130
8S	5'2" - 5'4"	115 - 130
8/M	5'4" - 5'7"	120 - 140
8T	5'7" - 5'10"	125 - 145
10S	5'3" - 5'6"	125 - 145
10/L	5'5" - 5'8"	130 - 150
10T	5'9" - 6'	140 - 155
12S	5'4" - 5'7"	140 - 155
12/XL	5'6" - 5'9"	150 - 165
14S	5'4" - 5'7"	150 - 170
14/2XL	5'6" - 5'9"	160 - 180
16	5'7" - 5'10"	180 - 200

YOUTH XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HEIGHT (in)	WEIGHT(lb)
4	3'10" - 4'1"	40 - 55
6	4'1" - 4'4"	50 - 65
8	4'4" - 4'7"	60 - 75
10	4'7" - 4'10"	70 - 85
12	4'10" - 5'1"	80 - 95
14	5'1" - 5'4"	95 - 110
16	5'4" - 5'6"	105 - 120

MENS BOOTS XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HEEL TO TOE(in)
5	8 ½ - 8 ⅞
6	8 ⅞ - 9 ¼
7	9 ¼ - 9 ⅝
8	9 ⅝ - 10
9	10 - 10 ⅜
10	10 ⅜ - 10 ¾
11	10 ⅜ - 11 ⅛
12	11 ⅛ - 11 ½
13	11 ½ - 11 ⅞

WOMENS/YOUTH BOOTS XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HEEL TO TOE(in)
5	7 ¼ - 7 ½
6	7 ½ - 7 ¾
7	8 - 8 ¼
8	8 ¼ - 8 ½
9	8 ½ - 8 ¾
10	8 ¾ - 9

TODDLER BOOTS XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HEEL TO TOE(in)
1	6 ½ - 6 ¾
2	6 ¾ - 7
3	7 - 7 ¼
4	7 ¼ - 7 ½
5	7 ½ - 7 ¾

GLOVES XCEL WETSUIT SIZE CHART
Size	HAND LENGTH(in)
XXS	6 - 7
XS	6 ½ - 7 ½
S	7 - 8
M	7 ½ - 8 ½
L	8 - 9
XL	8 ½ - 9
2XL	9 - 9 ½

When it comes to choosing the perfect Xcel wetsuit, wetsuit sizing is one of the most critical—yet often overlooked—factors that can make or break your surf session. Imagine paddling out, only to feel your suit flushing with every duck dive, or worse, constricting your shoulders so tightly you can barely catch a wave. That’s the difference the right fit makes.

A well-fitted wetsuit keeps you warm, flexible, and comfortable, while the wrong size can leave you shivering, chafed, or frustrated. That’s why understanding how to use a wetsuit size chart properly isn’t just helpful—it’s essential. These charts aren’t one-size-fits-all either; they vary between brands and even between product lines, making it crucial to check the specific chart provided by the manufacturer.

For example, someone who is 5'10" and 170 lbs might fit into a "Medium Tall" in one brand and a "Large Short" in another. The key is to focus not just on height and weight, but also chest and waist measurements, which often get overlooked. Many surfers have their own stories about buying a suit online, thinking it looked right, only to discover they couldn’t zip it up or that it sagged in all the wrong places.

It's like buying a tuxedo—you wouldn’t eyeball the size and hope for the best, right? You measure, you compare, and you try it on if possible. The same principle applies here. Some surf shops even offer fitting rooms or try-before-you-buy programs, which can be a game-changer if you're new to the sport.

And if you’re in between sizes, consider what kind of activity you’ll be doing and the water temperature—looser suits might be fine for paddling a SUP, but not ideal for chilly dawn patrols in the lineup. Don’t just guess—take the time to consult a wetsuit size chart, ask questions, and understand your body’s measurements.

Getting the sizing right can turn an average surf day into an epic one. So whether you're gearing up for your first lesson or replacing a worn-out favorite, remember: the right wetsuit sizing isn’t just about fit—it’s about performance, confidence, and stoke. Because when your suit feels like a second skin, all you have to focus on is the next perfect wave.