Jammers with long legs

RE: Jammers with long legs

Muppet — Mon, 07 Aug 2017 10:48:38 GMT

jammers are supposed to end a few inches above the knee. however, i see plenty of boys and men who seem to want more coverage down to and over the knee. makes no sense to me (i'm in a brief myself) - the fun parts are 12" to the north and the suit is already tight around there; and stretching them down only encourages and exacerbates the baggyness that kills these suits.

RE: Jammers with long legs

Former Member — Sun, 06 Aug 2017 16:26:08 GMT

Thanks for the tip, but currently I think I will stay with the ones from TYR. Actually just received a pair of Alliance Durafast Splice Jammers, but have not tried them on. However, they seem just a tad bit longer than the Durafast Elide Solid jammers (bah, who invented those product names?!). Got to try them a couple of times and se how it works out. But most importantly, if they really are solid over time ;)

RE: Jammers with long legs

Former Member — Fri, 04 Aug 2017 08:16:03 GMT

I've just commented on a post about short legs too. I have a pair of Jaked jammers that I need to turn up to wear (they were a good deal!). Maybe see if you can try some Jaked, if they are available in the US?

RE: Jammers with long legs

Former Member — Sat, 29 Jul 2017 09:02:19 GMT

Sure, thanks for your input :) I have been using the jammers I got for a longer time period now, and I think this is not a big issue at all (only in my head). I will keep the TYR pair I currently like and order a couple of more.

RE: Jammers with long legs

Rob Copeland — Mon, 24 Jul 2017 02:33:14 GMT

Masters rules say “For men, the swimsuit shall not extend above the navel nor below the knees”. And while you aren’t interested in competing most swimsuit manufacturers design suits to competition specifications.