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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – FINA Approved Competition Suits
What does a FINA-approved competition swimsuit mean?
What does a FINA-approved competition swimsuit mean?
What is the difference between a competition swimsuit and a regular swimsuit?
What is the difference between a competition swimsuit and a regular swimsuit?
Competition swimsuit:
- is made of technical material
- compress muscles (compression)
- reduces water resistance
- is intended for competitions
A regular swimsuit is intended for training and leisure swimming.
How tight should a competition swimsuit be?
How tight should a competition swimsuit be?
A competition swimsuit should be very tight. Putting it on can take several minutes, and the right size feels tight in the water but doesn't restrict movement.
However, always remember to choose a competition swimsuit according to the size chart, otherwise there is no right of complaint for the suit.
How do I choose the right size for a competition swimsuit?
How do I choose the right size for a competition swimsuit?
The size of a competition swimsuit is usually chosen:
- length
- chest/hip circumference
We recommend checking the manufacturer's size chart before ordering.
Why are competitive swimsuits expensive?
Why are competitive swimsuits expensive?
Competition swimsuits are made from highly technical materials that enhance performance in the water. The design uses hydrodynamics, muscle support and materials that comply with competition rules.
Which competition swimsuit is suitable for a beginner?
Which competition swimsuit is suitable for a beginner?
Beginner competitive swimmers often prefer more flexible race suits that are easier to put on and more comfortable to wear in competitions. These include the ST NEXT race suit from Arena and the Speedo Hyperspark race suit.
