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What a dissapointment. Bought a suit like this from speedo many years ago. I am small. 5' 1" and 108 pounds. That old suit fit nice and snug and secure in the leg openings. This new one was loose and rode up, and too large in the seat.....had to send it back....still waiting for my refund.

Other suits claim to stand up to daily chlorine exposure, and then begin to show wear and tear after less than a month. I have been in the pool with this suit everyday for almost a month. It still looks brand new.

I bought this for lap swimming, and it fits the bill. I worried that this back design would make the suit hard to get off after swimming, when the suit was wet, but it's so stretchy it comes on and off easily. It stays in place and doesn't rub anywhere when lap swimming.

I swim laps 3 to 4 times per week. Three years ago I bought a Speedo chlorine resistant swimsuit that performed beautifully. After 2.5 years I replaced it with the Speedo PowerFLEX, not because of any material wear, but because I went down a size and the elasticity was starting to sag in the butt. I have had this PowerFLEX suit now for just over 3 months and the fabric is deteriorating across the stomach and back. It looks like a cheap swimsuit that wears from chlorine after over a year of use. Two pictures included. The black suit with blue stripes is my old Speedo where the material shows NO deterioration. The blue Speedo PowerFLEX is the new suit which clearly shows the material degradation. I am very disappointed and would appreciate knowing if Speedo still carries a good chlorine resistant material. Please recommend a suit similar to my old Speedo!