Water Polo Brief Vs. Swim Brief

[dorcas336]

Great John C. and your experience with Turbos-once I get them wet they seem to settle down and cling to my butt cheeks so the crack doesn't show. I am also wearing Crootas-I think from aussie bum. They are mostly Nylon with some spandex-hardly feel them.

[Justin88]

Thanx guys, JohnC you look awesome in those and thanks for the posts and goes to the rest. I picked up the aquablade for 10 bucks instead of the zumho, fits sooo comfortably but now my mission is to find cheap turbos

I bought a blade from the same place John recommended. It is a nice suit.

[Justin88]

Great John C. and your experience with Turbos-once I get them wet they seem to settle down and cling to my butt cheeks so the crack doesn't show. I am also wearing Crootas-I think from aussie bum. They are mostly Nylon with some spandex-hardly feel them.

Suits fit way different wet than dry. They stretch and spread wet. I always downsize a little.

[jay]

Without a doubt the Turbos, a little more in price but well worth it. One size up should do. Have had a black pair for several years and they remain the same as the day I purchased them. Several times a week in chlorine pool and it has had no effect on them.

[aussiebumfan]

Speedo still make a double-thickness nylon water polo brief, with a slightly squared-off leg. I got mine from International Jock a couple of years ago, and they were still advertising them recently. Not quite as bulky as the other fabrics, and sizings are to-size.

[httechtim]

So, if i should get a nike suit then I should get one size smaller? or get my size. I dont remember but I remember hearing they fit bigger.

[GRSwimmer]

Go at least one size down. I have a 34" waist and the 30" are perfect for laps. I have a 32 also. It's a little loose for the pool, but it's a little more comfortable for extended wear. The 32 will probably become my beach suit this year.