ARENA Performance Men's Abstract Tiles Swim Jammer Athletic Knee-Length Swimsuit Short Competitive Training Bathing Suit

It works and it does not break your wallet.

Worked ok as a practice suit. There are far superior suits for race day.

Hace 3 años compré un par de estos trajes de baños para nadar en piscina. Los usé semanalmente dos o tres veces por semana durante 3 años, y recientemente es que decidí reemplazarlos aunque aún están bastante bien. Parecen un poco costosos, pero valen la pena si se comparan con otras marcas que no duraron ni un año!

Professional like usual

These jammers fit great and usable for swim season. Kiddos didn’t complain. Made well.

This review is for the ARENA Performance "Men's Abstract Tiles" Swim Jammer (size 36). With the Olympics this year, I was excited to get the 'Navy/Team Red White Blue' and rock my Team USA colors!I swim about 1 mile every day and have historically worn jammers by a competitor (whose name rhymes with fear). Those jammers have held up well for me over the years, but they consist of an inner and outer lining, and the outer usually starts sagging long before the inner.Coming to the Arena Performance Jammer, one thing I like is that the only place there is a second layer is the place it matters most. The rest of the jammer is single layer construction. I guess that might expose you more if you bust a seam, but in the water the result is that they feel sleeker, closer to you, and more form fitting. Only time will tell if the Arena MaxLife Eco fabric's 'chlorine proof' claim holds up, but I am hopeful that it does. The fact that they are made from 50% recycled polyester is nice. They were a bit hydrophobic and dried very quickly.In terms of FIT, I found these to be on the SMALL size. I wear a 36 in the other brand, and these feel more like a 34, maybe even a 32. The sizing guide was a bit confusing, but I guess I should have ordered a 38. The Arena jammers were a bit stiff out of the bag (I suspect they may loosen a little over time), but with some effort I was able to put them on. They were not uncomfortable, per se, but they were VERY snug in most places. Perhaps the smallest was at the waistline, where they were not only tight but sat a bit low. Jammers will typically sit at your waistline, but this meant that my belly 'rolled' them down a bit. I looked like I was exploding out of them, so these might get put away for a little while until I lose a few pounds. :)In terms of use, I would not recommend jammers like this for casual (splashing around) swimming, a day at the lake, or even necessarily for running. But for regular lap swim or competitive swim, I think they are well made and will be exactly what you want. Just pay attention to the size and maybe size up one or two sizes from your normal size in other brands. From a value perspective, they're priced similar to other competing brands.

Got these for the husband. He's been wearing them to the gym pool and says they do the job. He likes the design and says they're flattering. Make sure you look at the size chart as the size for these jammers doesn't correspond to waist size. My husband has a size 29 waist and the 34 fits perfectly.

The size 40 royal/team green swimsuit jammer shorts by Arena are made in Cambodia. These jammers are made from 100% polyester. First, these shorts have some stretch, not a lot, but some. I normally wear a size 38 speedo endurance jammer and they last upwards of a couple of years when worn 1-2 times a week. I have worn these Arena jammers every day for a month, and they have held up to the chlorine well. They are not as stretchy as when new, but still fit well. I did size up to a 40, as Arena tends to be one or two sizes small for me. The leg opening elastics and the waist are just now showing signs of loosing their stretch. I would say these are five star shorts, but the sizing issue is a deduction in my book.4 stars but great shorts when you get the size right