My waist size in pants is between 33 & 34. I ordered a size 36 and it fits snug the way I like it. I have other square leg Speedos that I like too but this one is much truer to size. My Splice and Compression Fit Speedos are looser on my body than this is. Perhaps that's the way it's supposed to be but if you're looking for a form fitting, tighter feel I'd go with this one and consider ordering the other two styles a size smaller to avoid some "baginess" after exiting the pool.

BUY A SIZE LARGER THAN YOU NORMALLY GET.

I am a lap swimmer in indoor pool. I swim 4 to 5 times a week; and I have these for a few weeks. So far so good, haven't see any issue yet.

I use this suit for fitness swimming 4-6- miles a week. Much less confining than jammers but more support than briefs. Only con is the stitching wears out a lot sooner than the fabric. A local tailor can help you with that to get a little more life out of the suit. A very good suit for the money.

Have used Endurances for the past 15 years and logged over 1000 miles in the pool. I use two suits at a time. If the seam fails (which it did once) I was still covered. Have purchased less that 10 suits in that time. Bottom line, they hold up to the chlorine! My secret, lather up the suit after your swim with shampoo, rinse well and spin it dry. Don't ring it out, press dry in a dry towel if need be. If you really want to know the scientific explanation here goes: soap has a high pH, chlorine destroys your suit material and is neutralized by the soap/shampoo rinse therefore not only is your suit washed, it is also chlorine free while it dries. I hardly ever dry my suit after a spin dry, just put it in my gym bag until the nest use. Suits last 1-2 years and at $50 each i'm glad of that!