I just got an email from Speedo International. and found a tri wetsuit made by speedo.
two kinds 4 versions. one is the Thinswim 2.0 and the Thinswim Pro
the other was the STR protriathlon wetsuit and STR X
are they new to the market, only available in Euro, or has anything seen them out in the water before.
I was planning on getting a Blueseventy 2008 Reaction, but the speedo suits look nicer.
I just got an email from Speedo International. and found a tri wetsuit made by speedo.
two kinds 4 versions. one is the Thinswim 2.0 and the Thinswim Pro
the other was the STR protriathlon wetsuit and STR X
are they new to the market, only available in Euro, or has anything seen them out in the water before.
I was planning on getting a Blueseventy 2008 Reaction, but the speedo suits look nicer.
I have a Blueseventy Reaction wetsuit, full body that I have used for o/w training and racing in colder water. It's a nice suit. However, I think when I buy my next o/w wetsuit, I'll opt for a sleeveless one. As a lifelong swimmer, I still find the full sleeve length a bit odd. Of course, I'm probably not going to race or train in water less than 60 degrees.
I just got an email from Speedo International. and found a tri wetsuit made by speedo.
two kinds 4 versions. one is the Thinswim 2.0 and the Thinswim Pro
the other was the STR protriathlon wetsuit and STR X
are they new to the market, only available in Euro, or has anything seen them out in the water before.
I was planning on getting a Blueseventy 2008 Reaction, but the speedo suits look nicer.
I have a Blueseventy Reaction wetsuit, full body that I have used for o/w training and racing in colder water. It's a nice suit. However, I think when I buy my next o/w wetsuit, I'll opt for a sleeveless one. As a lifelong swimmer, I still find the full sleeve length a bit odd. Of course, I'm probably not going to race or train in water less than 60 degrees.
