TYR Durafast Solid Thin-X Fit

This suit is fine to swim in, but I'm very self-conscious in it when I'm around the pool. It's too revealing, and not in a flattering way, but in a way that makes me uncomfortable. It's very, very open in the back and sides, and tends to ride low in the chest, especially after a swim. It gives you that look of back fat even if you don't have much! For what it's worth, I'm totally comfortable with being in a bikini on the beach, so it's not really a question of my own personal modesty. I'm 5'2', 118 pounds, 34B, ordered size 34. I swim every day and have worn this suit on a weekly basis for 6 months. It fits the way it should, it's just that the styling is too low-profile for me.

I was measured for my swim team as a sz28. We all know that diff brands can vary in size and even the sizes can vary within one brand. I listened to the reviews and ordered up a sz to a 30. When putting it on for the first time, i thought "uh oh this isn't going to fit". It felt tight and possibly the straps wernt going to be long enough but nope, i got it on and it fits. Maybe a tad small as i could use a little more fabric in the butt area and the length could be a tad longer. I do like it and feel comfortable in it.Deffinately sz up for this suit. For reference im 5'7, 130#, sz3.

generally, I wear a size 34 in tyr suits, at least for practice, however, this suit seemed to run a little smaller than other suits from this brand I've tried. it's tolerable, just a little bit uncomfortable at first, but the straps stretch out a bit (not too much) overtime. it also feels like it's cut higher on the leg than my tyr crosscutfits and it most definitely shows my terrible tan lines, but if you like a higher cut, this is a great suit. it looks nice once it is on and it stays in place when I am swimming laps or teaching swim lessons or doing some intense training as a lifeguard. I definitely recommend it, but unless you like your suits tight, consider sizing up one!