What suit to wear at SC nationals?

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Ive warn pretty much every suit. So far the FS pro highneck has been the one that feels faster to me. Anyone warn a lzr or nero comp? Would it be worth it to buy one of these or stick with the fs pro? Thanks
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    I like the B70, but you'll have to shop around to find one now. I'm going a non-taper meet this weekend and swimming four events. I'm going to try four different suits to see how I feel they compare: B70 Speedo FSPro full body Old "paper suit" jammers from Arena that I bought back in 2003 Speedo Endurance jammers When it comes to jammers, I'm not sure there's a lot of extra value in scaling up the technology and paying more. I imagine that I'll feel just as fast in my cheap endurance jammers as I would in any other jammers. For full body suits, I think you'll need to try different suits. A lot of people like the B70, but a lot also like the FSPro. I still haven't come around to liking my FSPro, but will try to learn to love it this weekend. You might be able to tell a difference in the jammer. There were some videos on floswimming about the new suits. It said the main benefit on the suit in a sprint event is the buoyancy. Ive heard the b70 can hold up 4 lbs when the rest only hold up about 1. Pretty interesting info.... I wanted to see what everyone elses opinion was. I think if you are confident in your suit you will swim fast. So if you step on the block confident in the fsi then its a good suit for you. But honestly I want to try one of these newer plasticy suits incase they ban them.
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  • Former Member
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    I like the B70, but you'll have to shop around to find one now. I'm going a non-taper meet this weekend and swimming four events. I'm going to try four different suits to see how I feel they compare: B70 Speedo FSPro full body Old "paper suit" jammers from Arena that I bought back in 2003 Speedo Endurance jammers When it comes to jammers, I'm not sure there's a lot of extra value in scaling up the technology and paying more. I imagine that I'll feel just as fast in my cheap endurance jammers as I would in any other jammers. For full body suits, I think you'll need to try different suits. A lot of people like the B70, but a lot also like the FSPro. I still haven't come around to liking my FSPro, but will try to learn to love it this weekend. You might be able to tell a difference in the jammer. There were some videos on floswimming about the new suits. It said the main benefit on the suit in a sprint event is the buoyancy. Ive heard the b70 can hold up 4 lbs when the rest only hold up about 1. Pretty interesting info.... I wanted to see what everyone elses opinion was. I think if you are confident in your suit you will swim fast. So if you step on the block confident in the fsi then its a good suit for you. But honestly I want to try one of these newer plasticy suits incase they ban them.
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