Jammer-Kneeskin-Bodyskin - what's best?

Back in the day it was just a plain brief papersuit for races. Now that I started swimming again there is a whole new breed of racing suits. I will be swimming ***, Back, Free and IM. I've heard the above mentioned suits are not good for *** stroke because they inhibit the kick. I have 2 questions..... 1) What are your experiences with Jammer-Kneeskin-Bodyskin suits and what strokes go well with what suit? 2) Are racing briefs long gone? Thanks for your input.
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  • Former Member
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    Jeff is right. And for that matter, outside of the pool feel free to wear your polyester leisure suit for a night out on the town--who cares what people think? Seriously, I really like my FSII bodyskin (sleeveless), much more than the legskins. However, I didn't have to pay for it (it's a long story). It felt like there was a buoyancy effect when it was dry, but I could have imagined that. Anyway, I swam (masters) personal bests wearing it--and of course, training had nothing to do with it.
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Jeff is right. And for that matter, outside of the pool feel free to wear your polyester leisure suit for a night out on the town--who cares what people think? Seriously, I really like my FSII bodyskin (sleeveless), much more than the legskins. However, I didn't have to pay for it (it's a long story). It felt like there was a buoyancy effect when it was dry, but I could have imagined that. Anyway, I swam (masters) personal bests wearing it--and of course, training had nothing to do with it.
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