---
product_id: 950599
title: "Men's Boost 300g Drysuit"
brand: "o'neill"
price: "C$76409"
currency: NIO
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 6
url: https://www.desertcart.ni/products/950599-mens-boost-300g-drysuit
store_origin: NI
region: Nicaragua
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# Men's Boost 300g Drysuit

**Brand:** o'neill
**Price:** C$76409
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Men's Boost 300g Drysuit by o'neill
- **How much does it cost?** C$76409 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ni](https://www.desertcart.ni/products/950599-mens-boost-300g-drysuit)

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- o'neill enthusiasts

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## Description

O'NEILLMen's Boost 300g Drysuit

## Images

![Men's Boost 300g Drysuit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51P8gH8I+aL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: How many millimeters thick is this suit?  Thanks!!**
A: I'm not sure how many mm, but I can say that the specific thickness may not matter if your underlying concern is whether you can stay dry and warm in near freezing conditions.  The answer to THAT question is definitely yes.  Unlike a wetsuit, where thickness is tied closely to warmth in specific water temperatures, a drysuit's main function is to keep you dry in wet conditions and give you flexibility to add layering according to your needs.  This suit is roomy enough for you to put as much layering underneath as you want.  I've used it with a single layer of clothing underneath in very cold conditions, and the wind/wet protection of the suit combined with heat generating activity (I standup paddle with my suit), are enough to keep me warm throughout my workout.  I have a major caveat to give you about this suit though (and I'll probably put this in a separate review of the suit): The zipper works well as long as you keep it well lubricated with an appropriate zip lubricating product.  It worked well for me last season with the lubricant on it, but this season I neglected to reapply the lubricant and the zipper failed to catch properly.  Once it came of the zipper track, there was no way to get it back on track and I just sent it to O'Neill for a possible $100+ repair. UPDATED 12/15/2016: O'Neill responded to my repair request immediately and they just sent me a new suit, no charge, so I have NO complaints about their customer service on this issue!  If you don't make my mistake and you lube it appropriately, it should work fine.  The zipper is EXCLUDED from the manufacturer warranty, so you must pay attention to this issue or else pay for a repai

**Q: How much does it weigh? What is the best option for the feet?**
A: It weighs less than three pounds.  It doesn't weight any more than my regular wetsuit.  They sell neoprene booties at most dive shops made out of wetsuit material with rubber soles.  I use those with the dry suit.  The ankle openings are tight so it doesn't let water up the legs.  There is no 'dry shoe' option that I know of.  I often wear my westuit under the dry suit for extra warmth.

**Q: Do you have 2xl for the boost drysuit?**
A: The boost drysuit is not produced in size 2XL.

**Q: I'm thinking about buying a suit 561 75 should I get a medium or lodge**
A: Can't answer that, sorry.  I bought mine several years ago and like the suit.  Very good size chart on their website.  If unsure, error on the large side.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ U.S NAVY approved
*by M***E on January 23, 2014*

As a diver I have had my fair share of drysuits that I have been issued or purchased for recreational use. I bought this drysuit specifically for jetsking during the winter months. Where water temps drop to high 30's and air temps go as low as 18 below. I was hesitant at first about the neoprene neck due to the fact i knew it would let some water channel in, but was not sure how much. I was willing to take the risk because I did not want another latex or silicone neck for the comfort factor. I have been using this suit for about a month now and love it. I purchased a LARGE, I weigh 180lbs and 5'11 with broad shoulders. This size was perfect for me, I wear 2 sets of tight thermals and 2 pairs of sweats and still have plenty of wiggle room for tricks and maneuvers. From body movement etc air builds up in the suit this also adds a buoyancy factor as well. This also aids in keeping you afloat when you get tossed off at 30mph and keeps water out. I have fully submerged myself and watched air bubbles release from the neck under the water, after all of the air was purged out the amount that leaked in was about 6oz. So i decided to buy a sauna suit to wear as my last layer and that works perfect. All in all well made, water tight, ridged zipper, great price, added features that I did not know before buying was that comes with internal suspenders to keep crouch up and external recessed cuffs on top and bottom perfect for booties and gloves..

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to get into, neck leaks
*by A***R on January 10, 2013*

I bought the drysuit to kiteboard in Florida. I was between this and a Kokatat Meridian. I ruled out the Ocean Rodeo and Lucifer suits. Drysuit's are "breathable" (let's air in, keeps water out) because of their membranes. The Gore Tex patent expired a long time ago, so I felt like I would pay a lot for the name in a Kokatat. Plus, I'm using the suit in salt water, and I don't know how salt affects the breathability.The neck is neoprene, so it does let water in if submerged, just like a wetsuit. My tshirt gets at least wet around my neck, depending upon how much I get dunked/ superman. But, it's easy to get on and off and much more comfortable than a rubber seal around my throat. If you spend a lot of time in the water above your chest, this probably isn't the suit for you.The zipper on the back is nice because it's not in the way. But, I still haven't figured out how to get in and out of it w/o some help.The suspenders on the inside are nice - it allows you to hang the suit from your waist when you're not in the water.It was a hard decision for me between a top of the line suit for twice the money, or the Boost. I feel like I made the right decision and I'm happy with the suit.

### ⭐ Pretty severe leakage.
*by P***R on January 21, 2023*

Seams leaked around the legs pretty seriously. After being in the water for about 45 minutes, I had approximately a half gallon in the suit. It was enough to soak my floor when I took it off. I really like the look and the fit of the suit, but unfortunately it leaks way too much through the seams.

## Frequently Bought Together

- O'Neill Men's Boost 300g Drysuit
- O'Neill Psycho Tech 3mm Gloves
- O'Neill Heat 3mm Split Toe Booties

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*Last updated: 2026-02-21*