I swim five mornings a week with my masters team. Nice suit. I like the color and it feels very comfortable. I followed the sizing recommendations, but the suit still seems a bit large. OK for practice, but I think I would like a snugger fit for racing. I may go down a size next time.

Great practice suit. I use this suit five days a week, 2 hours a day and it had held up extremely well. I have had this suit for 6 month and it still feels exactly the same as the day I bought it. I also use this suit under my wet suit when scuba diving. Great buy.

I only wear Endurance + fabric suits. I own several and rotate them. I have some of the other styles, but these solid colors are my "go to." I swim a lot- up to six days/week for around 90 minutes on average. In almost three years, I have yet to wear any out. I'd like to see more color choices. Two blues and a black get a little boring after a while. That's the only reason I got some of the other styles.

Doesn't come close to the claimed 20X longer than competition. Maybe 2X. But if the stitching was done with the same quality material the body of the suit is made from it would make that 20X number. I'm guessing that Marketing told engineering they could only test the material, not the stitching. It is my opinion that the stitching material is designed to fail much earlier for sales purposes. The suit material is very durable. It doesn't fade or sag after a month like every other brand I have tried. I swim over 800 miles a year. I'd only go through 2 of these per year instead of 4 if the stitching was done right. Being an engineering myself is why I suspect that marketing and sales wanted the inferior stitching material. Yet I'd still recommend this because as much as the stitching bugs me, this is still the best I have found.

Daily laps.