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Such a great suit, I have one and I absolutely love it. Its a perfect suit to wear at the long 4 day club meets when you are in the suit for hours on end, Its very light weight which I like when I'm at a big meet. I would recommend really looking at the sizing chart before you invest in one because they run a little big. Last comment I'm going to say is there is a reason that the olympic swimmers are choosing to race in this suit, it's the real deal!

I used this for a championship meet, and it was great! I dropped 1 second on my 50 backstroke, and 3 seconds on my 100 I'm.

Makes you feel fast.

As a D1 Bound, Junior National Level Swimmer, here's my take on this product vs. the Arena Carbon Pro (comparable products, I have had both!). If you are a sprint freestyler, and a 100 stroke person (fly, back, breast, free), I would highly recommend the Arena. Why? Arena provides greater compression and will get your adrenaline up higher than this suit. However, the problem is that after about 150-200 you will feel the suit start to zap your energy. I am a long breaststroker and IMer (200IM, 400IM, 200BR), and I lean towards this suit because of the comfortable fit and incredible water repellency. The Arena will also last longer, but it costs more than the LZR. This suit has gotten me tons of drops over the years, and I have had 4 of these and have not been dissatisfied. This suit is a good safe bet, and also I have found that the all-black LZR lasts longer than the ones with the alternating colors. Why? Who knows...but hopefully this helps clear up confusion for prospective buyers.