👙 Uhnice Women's One Piece Swimsuits: Performance Racing Training Sports Swimwear Review

Bigger after reading reviews. I'm 5'4", 150 lbs and have a 36 bust. I usually want a size 8 or 10 swimsuit, but size 12 fits me perfectly and I don't think I could fit in a smaller size. one .I bought this for aqua aerobics.It has good coverage and I feel like it has good chest support.Will try and update tomorrow if I have anything else to add.

I like that the material is thick enough to cover me (compared to a racing swimsuit) and it's padded in the chest area. Looks great too! I wasn't sure about the choice between small and medium. I ended up getting a small (it says US4-6 and I usually wear a size 2 at 5ft 4in and 115lbs). It fits well enough that I don't want to return it and wait for another one, but it's a bit small - next time I'll choose a medium.

I'm 1.60m tall with a cup size of about 55kg and fits well. The material is not too thin and the nursing pads are thick enough to hide cold nipples. Like a push up bra is thick but it makes my small breasts almost a cup size bigger which I have no problem. Also the thickness means this swimsuit will last me longer because I swim regularly and I struggled, even me don't machine wash my swimsuits, always hand wash and hang dry. I also like the colors, they pretty much match the image you see…

Love this swimsuit. It is lightweight and fits my body shape perfectly. The thigh holes fit me well as I have wide hips. Not sure how colorfast it will be in chlorine almost daily. Previous swimsuits had chlorine stains and lost their shape after about 2 months. Maybe I'll be able to get back to you in about 2-3 months, but for now I'm quite happy. UPDATE: I swim 5-6 days a week. The swimsuit lasted a month before losing much of its color and stretching a bit. I know chlorine can be a beast so…

Five stars for the quality, three for the way it looked on me. The bra part was the best quality I've seen in a swimsuit at this price point. Most of the bra-building material of other suits is thin and will become lumpy after repeated washing and swimming. I also liked the colors and the fit. I sent it back because the style - the round hole on the back - looked on me. I'm in my 50's, slim and athletic, but this cut showed folds of skin resembling a bulge of "back fat" under a bra strap on the

I bought this suit last summer (I think) and it has held up great. The only reason I bought it again was because of a laundry accident. What happened is my husband. Haha it's just one of those swimsuits which is very comfortable and I didn't want to change it. For some reason, good one-piece swimsuits are hard to come by, so if you find them, keep them. It's very flattering and beautiful. If you're swimming in circles like me, then this is really what you need. My previous suit had this issue…

I like my suits that cover a little more. I mean, I swim to train, not to show off. However, I swim in circles quite often, so I'm rough with costumes. We're talking about 50 times a year at the pool, not the typical 5-10 times a year on vacation. With such intense use, I often tear the fabric or elastic before they've really aged (chlorine effect). So far, after 10 uses, this is easy to put on and take off, fabric and color still look good, fit is normal - not weird or trying to be fashionable