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The White's Fusion is very hard to beat for cave diving as it offers excellent range of motion and very good streamlining. The dual bladder/skin design also offers excellent durability. I have been using mine in caves and wrecks fro about a year and a half.
DUI CF200 for me. Crushed neoprene is warm and robust. Can't go wrong with a White's Fusion either, I've dove one a couple times.
I've also heard good reviews about the Dive Rite 905.
I just tested yesterda (&ordered) a Scubapro Fjord HD. It is a very very rugged/solid cordura trilaminate. It is a little heavy (I saw lighter ones), but that's exactly what I wanted.
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