Carbon Glide Le Jammer men's racing suit, Dubarry-Future Dusk
Carbon Glide Le Jammer men's racing suit, Dubarry-Future Dusk
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As its name suggests, Carbon Glide gives swimmers an unprecedented feeling of glide and speed underwater. The combination of two materials makes the suit lightweight while providing compression where needed.
The Hydroglide material feels like a second skin. The material is designed to reduce friction and drag in the body's eddy current areas. The Carbon Extreme Cage compression is made with a tighter technique, providing better muscle support and body stability. Compression areas have been reduced and are only in areas where they are beneficial. The carbon fiber combination of the seams helps the swimmer activate the most important muscle groups without compromising optimal body mobility.
Features:
- FINA approved
- Versatile race suit for various swimming styles and distances
- Lightweight and flexible
- Seams made of carbon fiber combination
- Material: 65% polyamide, 34% elastane, 1% carbon fiber
Please note that Carbon Glide is a very lightweight suit. However, this lightness makes it particularly delicate when putting it on. Make sure your nails do not tear the fabric. Always put the suit on by the seams, not the fabric.
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Competition suit model selection
Competition suit model selection
Choosing the right competition swimsuit can feel challenging, especially when purchasing your first one. The suitable suit depends on the swimmer's age, competition level, body proportions, and personal preferences. You can find help choosing a competition suit model in our selection guides.
Choosing the right competition suit size
Choosing the right competition suit size
A racing suit's size is primarily chosen based on the measurements provided in the manufacturer's size chart. We recommend measuring the circumferences required by the size chart and comparing them to the product-specific size chart before placing an order.
Racing suits are designed to fit very snugly, so a new suit may feel tighter than usual during the first few fittings. A suit that is too large will not provide the intended compression or optimal performance in the water.
If your measurements fall between two sizes, the choice will depend on both your body proportions and the desired fit. As a general rule, we always recommend choosing a size that accommodates all your measurements. If needed, our customer service will assist you in selecting the appropriate size.
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