Women's Triathlon Suit One-Piece Sleeveless Tri Suit Padded Quick-Dry Slimming for Running Swimming Cycling

Highly recommend! I saw several of these exact suits on the course! Perfect for a triathlon!! Great quality, perfect fit, comfortable.

This was great during the tri I just competed in! Comfortable. Fired quick and good padding for the bike! I’d highly recommend and it’s true to size.

It's definitely decent for the price paid for it. It's comfortable enough, but I was disappointed to have to wear a bra under it - it would be nice to have some more support there - the whole point of a tri suit is so you don't have to wear anything under it. It took longer to dry than I'd like, but it fit pretty well and was easy to get on and off. I trained with it and it worked well on the day of. It could use a little more compression, and it did show off every little bulge lol. But, like I said, for the price, it did the job.

Comfortable!

I just wore this for the first time for an olympic distance. It fits well if you order according to the size chart. The leg bands did roll up a little on the bike, but they were fine on the run, no rolling or creeping up. The fabric feels to be good quality. The chamois doesn't feel diaper-like when getting out of the water. If i needed a second one, I'd buy this again. Great value for the price.

Amazing tri suit!!!! finally fits my long torso. No riding up and zipper is easy to get all by myself.

This is a review for fit only at this point. I will update later.Buy all the sizes and return as needed. I initially got a medium (based on Amazon) and a large (based on their chart). The medium was too large. There was a lot of extra fabric, no compression. I didnt even try on the large. I ordered the small and it fits much better. It is tight to the skin but not restrictive. I will definitely need sports bra underneath.I have not practiced or raced in it yet.I am 5’9”, 160-65lbs, 36B.Pictures I am wearing the small.Update post first bike/run: The small is perfectly tight for the bike ride. The thighs are perfectly tight and do not ride up. The straps don’t move as I ride or run either. My only complaint is that there is absolutely no true compression. Standing in the suit I feel like there is compression along my belly but there isn’t really any. My belly was able to wiggle and jiggle in every direction during my 5 minute run. Since I have now drenched it in sweat I will not return it. I also do not plan to try on the XS. I fear it would be too tight in the thighs.Recommend if you have the budget to go to a triathlon store and try suits on. Or even try out some of the 100 dollar suits on Amazon over this one.Edited 7/12/25: I did a homemade sprint tri today and wore the suit. I have no major complaints. But some things to note. The suit didn’t dry out much at all so I was slipping on my bike seat a lot however the dew point was around 70 degrees so I am not surprised. Because the suit didn’t dry out the chamois was more noticeable on the run. I did have one hot spot after I was done. But it’s the same spot I get with any tank style top if it gets too wet. I surely will have a nice chafed spot at the end of an Olympic distance triathlon. Suit has a lot of drag in the water unfortunately.

This tri suit is so close to being five star, but I have to give it a one star rating due to its flaw.The Good: This suit is incredibly comfortable (with the significant caveat below). I'm 5'5" 170 and the large fit well. The fabric has good stretch without feeling loose. There's a second layer of fabric in the chest and as a B cup, an additional sports bra was not necessary. The padding seems to strike the right balance. Almost all of the seams are flat seams... but see below on the thighs. I love the color and fit.The Deal Breaker: The seams at the inner thighs are NOT flat seams. (Nor are the seams that go from the padding up the front and back, but those aren't deal breakers to me.) And, in the case of the suit I received, one of the thigh seams was also incorrectly sewn -- the seam should be sewn down in the same direction if you don't have a flat seam. On one side, the inner thigh seam is sewn down in one direction at the pad, and in the other direction at the inner thigh. This means that on that side the seam (which rubs against the bike saddle and also inner thighs when you run) wants to stand up like a mohawk. Even after a short brick (less then 10 mi on bike, and less than 2 mi running), the chafing was excruciating and I still have sores from it. No amount of body glide will redeem this tri suit. If you do get this tri suit, check all seams carefully.