🏊 Power your Performance with Speedo Men's Swimsuit Jammer ProLT Solid Review

I love these swim trunks. They're a little tight fitting, so if you're a little overweight they might not flatter you. However, they are like a very thin wetsuit material that reduces drag and fits great. I'm disappointed that they're up $20 since my last purchase, making them unattainable for me. I ordered some Tyr Durafasts instead and they didn't even come close. I should have just spent the extra money.

We bought these jammers on 06/16 and threw them away 2 days ago. The kids used them 10 times in a 90 minute swim session and the trunks began to stretch, lose shape and wrinkle quickly. Then the material thinned out enough that you could see through it. If there was a negative review, then this product deserves it. We've had similar products from other vendors for about the same price and lasted 8 months.

. Size 26 has always felt a bit loose in the waist, not what you want in competitive swimming. I decided on a size 24 swimsuit. I was very disappointed with the size, I couldn't even wear my leg. They appear to be about the size of a toddler and barely 10 inches wide. It will not fit a 24 inch waist! We didn't read the reviews because we wanted to order quickly for a swim. Unfortunately they will return. (They are of good quality, but I can't comment on the durability)

I'm usually a big fan of Speedo swim trunks, they tend to last longer and are better than most swimsuits so well worth the extra money. However, I am very disappointed in this jammer. My 11 year old son wore it to his swim/water polo games about 3 times a week for a month and a half. He rinses it out after each use and I wash it about once a week according to the directions and always take it out to air dry. However, it already wears out in the middle, both front and rear. I am very…

I always buy speedometer mufflers for my teenage swimmer. We go through them like crazy. I don't know what's going on but every time I buy them they seem to be of different quality. Sometimes they last for 1-3 months, sometimes for a month and are translucent due to chlorine. No, we don't calculate training frequency, it's the same 4-5 times a week and for swimming competitions we use team jammers and speedometers with the team logo and they certainly last us longer. Even if my speedo is fine…

I am relatively new to swimming, having started a few years ago. Recently, after a long chat with a former semi-pro swimmer at my local Y one day about efficiency in the water, I decided to buy them just because he mentioned how much drag a regular, baggy swimwear adds to your swim and slows you down can down. Instead of the traditional Speedo shorts, I opted for these and I'm glad I did; Now I feel like I'm gliding on water. I think one reviewer mentioned that it's better for him than swimming

I swim 3 times a week for about 90 minutes. The first hour is my main training, the freestyle swim over 4,300 meters. For the next 30 minutes I do a few butterfly sprints and rest (a lot). Since my body isn't in the competitive shape it was when I was 17, I prefer to wear a jam suit, so I went with this one. In the beginning it was great. I used to wear the Speedo Endurance Jammer but once I was in pretty good shape again I could feel its resistance in the water. If you're a serious swimmer…