Jammers for Gals

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 13:42:19 GMT

I suppose if they do come out with a women's jammer, the price would be $5 to $10 more?:D That's the damned truth. =\

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 08:37:14 GMT

Finally; after trying two different tri-shorts, a "boy cut short," and a last minute purchase of a boy's jammer; the boy's Speedo jammer wins out. Since she wears it over a high cut one-piece women's racer, the jammer acts as a "cover-up" also when out of the pool. Thanks again for all the suggestions. ps: I suppose if they do come out with a women's jammer, the price would be $5 to $10 more?:D

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 15:29:24 GMT

Too late. Can't unring that bell. Word! Talk about a creepy post from a creepy person

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:15:40 GMT

Dude, she's twelve. :eeew: Just to clarify my previous statement (so no one thinks I'm promoting Kiddie Porn), I meant girls at least 18 and older. Sheeeesh :bolt: D2

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 12:15:32 GMT

Jammers - I put them under my "normal" women's training Speedo to turn it into a knee suit. I used to wear women's UnderArmor compression shorts but men's jammer swimwear (poly) last much longer and there is no noticeable difference in appearance or function. Plain old basic black./QUOTE] Good idea, about wearing boy's jammers under girls one-piece Speedo racers. Will give it a try, since it should be less bulky and cheaper than the padded tri-shorts? As an alternative, sent her off to school with girls "boy cut" nylon shorts to wear in the pool today. So will see how that went? Thanks Note: board shorts made of polyester absorb lots of water and tend to weigh you down as you swim or do precision swim maneuvers.

RE: Jammers for Gals

aquageek — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 09:24:39 GMT

Just to clarify my previous statement (so no one thinks I'm promoting Kiddie Porn), I meant girls at least 18 and older. Sheeeesh :bolt: D2 Too late. Can't unring that bell.

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 06:24:57 GMT

Board shorts are very different from jammers. Don't purchase anything until it meets approval from your daughter otherwise she won't wear it. I am guessing she wants the low-cut tighter shorter cotton shorts that lace up in the front, not the jammers that actual swimmers wear (knee-length snug lycra/poly). Not sure why anyone would want cotton board shorts to actually swim in. Jammers - I put them under my "normal" women's training Speedo to turn it into a knee suit. I used to wear women's UnderArmor compression shorts but men's jammer swimwear (poly) last much longer and there is no noticeable difference in appearance or function. Plain old basic black. Board shorts - www.indigoclothing.com/.../tombo_boardshorts.jpeg

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 09:03:14 GMT

I got a request from a 12 year old to get her some sleeker, narrower or thinner boardshorts to wear in the school pool. So I thought maybe jammers would fit the bill, but none are available except in men's styles. Forget about jammers (and tech suits) for gals. Girls and women look much, much better in conventional bikini style suits. :agree: D2 Dude, she's twelve. :eeew:

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 15:27:42 GMT

Forget about jammers (and tech suits) for gals. Girls and women look much, much better in conventional bikini style suits. :agree: D2

RE: Jammers for Gals

ande — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:29:26 GMT

girls can wear jammers made for males, the fabric is pretty stretchy 2010 Approved Mens Tech Suits

RE: Jammers for Gals

aquaFeisty — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 10:19:45 GMT

Hi Clyde, You could look at tri shorts. For example: www.tyr.com/.../triathlon-bottoms-c-30_55_58.html or www.swimoutlet.com/ProductBrand.asp There are tons of brands. Tri shorts usually have a small pad in them for the bike... it's not very noticeable but if it's bothersome you could also look at maybe lycra running shorts or workout shorts? Just throwing out some ideas. Good luck.

RE: Jammers for Gals

Former Member — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 08:06:32 GMT

Thank you for all of your suggestions and I've proceeded to ordered the tri-shorts: TYR and 2XU. Hopefully, they'll meet the "tween" swimmer's approval? Yes, I do agree that bikinis are more flattering, however, you got to understand the social dynamics that goes on at a coed middle school. Also, the wearing of men's jammers won't fly, since the kid can read the invoice, and if it isn't specifically made for gals, she won't wear it. My objective is to get the kid back into the pool, which is pretty tough, since it is not the beach and there's no surf. Hopefully, the shorts I've ordered will hold up well in the chlorine?

RE: Jammers for Gals

orca1946 — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 06:29:08 GMT

:agree:poly will last MUCH longer Tri suits or jammers will do the trick.

RE: Jammers for Gals

jim thornton — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 03:13:24 GMT