Any thoughts on sizing? I am 5'11", 150 pounds, waist 32", chest 40"--I was thinking a size 26. The local distributor only stocks the Point Zero but will be contacting the company Monday. They may try to have a few sizes shipped.
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Has anyone actually been able to get hold of one of these suits anyway? I've had a Nero Comp on order from the Blue Seventy website for over 3 weeks, and my order is just sat there in state "Pending".
I suspect they aren't going to be sending any out to "normal" swimmers until after the Olympics.
By the way, I agree with the above comments, the sizings are all wrong for my body as well. By weight I'm size 24-26, by height 26-28, by waist 30, and by chest, some non-existent much bigger size that they don't make (44" chest). My order is for a 30 just because of past experience that suits are always very tight around my chest, and I just have to put up with them being loose around the waist. Even suits that are loose around the waist have in the past left me with marks around my chest for several months after a 1500 race, and for this reason I wear legskins most of the time now.
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Has anyone actually been able to get hold of one of these suits anyway? I've had a Nero Comp on order from the Blue Seventy website for over 3 weeks, and my order is just sat there in state "Pending".
I suspect they aren't going to be sending any out to "normal" swimmers until after the Olympics.
By the way, I agree with the above comments, the sizings are all wrong for my body as well. By weight I'm size 24-26, by height 26-28, by waist 30, and by chest, some non-existent much bigger size that they don't make (44" chest). My order is for a 30 just because of past experience that suits are always very tight around my chest, and I just have to put up with them being loose around the waist. Even suits that are loose around the waist have in the past left me with marks around my chest for several months after a 1500 race, and for this reason I wear legskins most of the time now.
