Anyone else get one of the new FS Pro's?
I bought a legsuit, wore it for my 100 fly at nationals and didn't really like it. When I first put it on, it didn't stretch to cover most of my leg, and it certainly barely fit over my rear. But performance-wise, I had a bubble inside the suit during the 100 fly.
Needless to say, the 2-year old FS2 made an appearance for the 200 free.
So who else bought one of these things? What do you think? Did you have the same issues?
My kids lose $10 goggles on a daily basis, shoes, socks, backpacks. What in the name of Moses were you thinking buying a kid a $200 + swim suit? What did you expect would happen? Caveat emptor, or however you spell it.
I didn't buy it, Geek. Birthday gift from Grandma.
In any event, she has an FSII recordbreaker to wear for the rest of the meet. I would note that every single kid on this zones trip has a fastskin, and most of them have FS Pros. So you'd have to ask what in the name of Moses the 158 parents were thinking. I'm betting my own suit that your daughters will have fastskins when they're my daughter's age too.
Mini-Fort is pretty type A and almost never loses things. In fact, I can't remember the last swim item she has lost. I'm going to ask Keifer to give me a new suit.
My kids lose $10 goggles on a daily basis, shoes, socks, backpacks. What in the name of Moses were you thinking buying a kid a $200 + swim suit? What did you expect would happen? Caveat emptor, or however you spell it.
I didn't buy it, Geek. Birthday gift from Grandma.
In any event, she has an FSII recordbreaker to wear for the rest of the meet. I would note that every single kid on this zones trip has a fastskin, and most of them have FS Pros. So you'd have to ask what in the name of Moses the 158 parents were thinking. I'm betting my own suit that your daughters will have fastskins when they're my daughter's age too.
Mini-Fort is pretty type A and almost never loses things. In fact, I can't remember the last swim item she has lost. I'm going to ask Keifer to give me a new suit.
