The Cressi Scorfano Spearfishing Wetsuit is a high-end suit at a very affordable price that incorporates a large amount of technical solutions, some of which are exclusive to this suit. Without going into the details below, it's comfy, warm as toast, easy to get on (compared to a standard open-cell suit), and very well camouflaged.

The Scorfano is a semi-open cell wetsuit, meaning the neoprene is exposed on the inside of the wetsuit but it isn't as "sticky" as a normal open-cell wetsuit which requires a whole lot of lube to put the wetsuit on, these are much easier to get on and only require a small amount of lube for extra care. The neoprene is much more durable than a standard open cell wetsuit which rips and tears from your fingernails or the slightest scratch. The technical terms say: 100% medium neoprene density with Ultraspan lining is very flexible, wear resistant and hydrodynamic to improve comfort, adaptation and drying speed.

The suits are machine-sewed and then liquid sealed to greatly improve the durability of the suit and abrasion resistance for caves and rocky areas. High-strength Powertex© protection on the knees, shins, and elbows.

Smooth-interior neoprene Aquastop system in the lower part of the jacket to minimize the entrance of water here and in the upper portion of the pants. Bib-less pants for optimum comfort and rib cage expansion with Aquastop sash.

The Cressi Scorfano is a two-piece 3.5mm set with a jacket and high-waisted bottoms.

New oversized load-bearing area with graduated padding and durable, anti-slip, and anti-tear fabric.

The design replicates the sea floor by appropriating high resolution photographs that have been carefully selected to mimic the most common dive terrains. It's ideal for darker areas like weedy bottoms and vegetation covered sea floors.

Other design features include:
The head, wrists, and ankles feature a smooth-interior neoprene microcuff finishing.
Armpit area without seams for optimal mobility and comfort.