Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

RE: Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

Former Member — Sun, 09 Mar 2008 07:26:06 GMT

I would like to know if someone is using such swimsuit sporthit.pl/fastskin-bodyskin-p-83280.html ??

RE: Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

Former Member — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 15:04:04 GMT

I just want as little drag as possible, but want to maintain flexibility. should I go buy a leg skin or a hi neck? or will the loss in flexibility outweigh the hydrodynamic advantage of a hi neck?

RE: Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

Former Member — Sat, 08 Mar 2008 08:31:15 GMT

I started wearing the legskin after I saw Ed Moses wear it years ago, and I've never gone back to the jammer. Personal preference, mostly. It's just very important to make sure you get the suit on right; if you don't, it feels very awkward to bend your knee. If it's properly positioned though it feels great.

RE: Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

Former Member — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:09:14 GMT

Could I have it tailored to terminate at the knee?

RE: Fastskin Pro and *** stroke

Allen Stark — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 10:55:48 GMT

Both Kitajima and Hansen have been wearing jammers.It will be interesting to see what most of the breaststrokers are wearing now that the LZR is out.When the original FS came out I got a full body suit.I was faster in it free and fly but slower breaststroke.I got a kneeskin,but in breaststroke I was still faster in a jammer.I find I flex more in the abdomen/back area in breaststroke than even in fly and I find I feel the suit,which I think is not good.I have seen some world class breaststrokers wearing legskins and I wonder if they have stronger pulls than kicks.I am pretty sure one gets more propulsion in the kick with the lower legs uncovered,but I haven't seen any research on this.At big masters meets most of the faster breaststrokers are wearing kneeskins,but I seem to do better in my jammer,and Jeff Commings does fine in his brief.