🩲 Speedo Men's Swimsuit Square Leg: Enhanced Performance Poly Mesh Training Suit Review

I like the design idea but it doesn't work. The legs are cut so tight they actually hurt. The landing is small, but there is simply no comfort. Try something different.

I am writing this in place of my husband who is at work. We received this a few days ago. He puts it on under his new two-piece wetsuit and is very happy. fits. Now he's ready to visit an Italian family in Branson, Missouri, in three weeks. He is a great example of how a 72-year-old man (73 in September) can take care of himself and continue living a healthy life.”

I bought this suit because my regular size Speedo was too tight for comfort in "this area". Now I have a lot more space and the suite is very comfortable. Remember this is a mesh tracksuit. So the whole purpose of this product is to create "drag" in the water and make endurance harder. If you're either doing endurance training or don't care about speed/power and just want a little more room in the middle, this suit is a great option.

These great shorts offer the comfort of a swim trunk without having to show off your, uh, family jewels! My original pair of these shorts lasted 5 years before the elastic started to tighten on me. Then it went on for another year before it got really uncomfortable! A word of caution, be honest with your waist size as the leg holes (I don't know what the correct word is) will trail behind. I ordered 32 but am actually over 33 and the elastic around my legs is a bit tight. Another reason to hit…

The shorts are comfortable and look good (if you care about how you look in the water). I do a lot of freediving with minimal gear and bought these because I wanted something that offered less drag than my surf shorts but more protection than regular swim trunks. I was mostly happy with the purchase. However, I'm not sure if it has to do with ocean use, caustic sunscreen, or my bulging quads ;) but after just a few hours in the pool and about 18 hours in the ocean, the stitching started to…

Update 09/10/2021: I've gained some weight, but I'm still wearing 32 in my pants (sporty). These swimming trunks became very tight, especially since my thighs and buttocks also got bigger. I'm happy to report that my 10 year old suit is still holding up, but I'm looking for a size 30 on the market. The fabric is much thicker, stronger and more supportive than Lycra sweaters. Size 28 as others have mentioned they are larger. It fits exactly how I wanted it, nice and secure. Tying shoelaces also…

I usually wear lap bottoms but chose these as an infrequent use item. It's usually best to buy Speedo swimsuits from other similar brands a size or two larger than you normally wear, but that doesn't seem to be the case with this mesh drag suit. The swimsuit is a little loose in the waist but thanks to the drawstring the swimsuit works. One of the concerns I have about going down a size is that my thighs are quite large and muscular and I'm concerned that they will be too tight if I try a size…

I've had several of these suits over the years and keep coming back to them when I need another. They last a very long time! I think I bought my last one about 5 years ago which is ages in the swimwear world. Some tips. This is a tracksuit and should not be worn if you intend to swim fast. Underneath you should wear a regular suit (also known as swimming trunks). And be sure to order 1-2 sizes larger than your regular Speedo suit (I wear a 28 or 30 in my swim trunks, but I wear a 34 in this…

I bought this suit to replace the same suit I bought many years ago. I'm in my 40's and don't swim, but call it 2-3 times a week for 2-3 years and this suit has held up like a champ. This replacement looks just as well built (how many parts today seem less durable than the identical models they replace?) and in a nutshell - it works. I use this suit for my daily training and on the rare occasions when I'm racing I use the no resistance suit. The difference is huge. This suit is also modest in…

I bought this suit to replace the same suit I bought many years ago. I'm in my 40's and don't swim, but call it 2-3 times a week for 2-3 years and this suit has held up like a champ. This replacement looks just as well built (how many parts today seem less durable than the identical models they replace?) and in a nutshell - it works. I use this suit for my daily training and on the rare occasions when I'm racing I use the no resistance suit. The difference is huge. This suit is also modest in…