I use the suit for training and I wear it under my wet suit when I''m scuba diving.  It''s comfortable enough to swim with it on a regular basis and it puts up with the pulling of the neoprene of the wetsuit.

Sporti makes great quality gear at incredibly reasonable prices (best I''ve seen).  These waterpolo briefs work!  They fit very well and allow great motion.  i just wish Sporti/Swimoutlet expand on their colour palette and offer more cool colours (to match team/club/school colours like gold, silver, orange, sky blue, or olive/green etc etc) But the swimwear is ideal for the novice to expert in the pool, at the lake or seaside.

This is definitely my favorite and most comfortable suit.

This suit is the equal or better in quality of any big name brand suit that I have used.

Used for regular training indoors, chlorinated pool, in alternation with some other suits.  So this one gets used 2-3 hours per week.  (For other purposes I prefer a jammer, boxer, or drag suit.)

For this purpose I prefer a polyester training suit for longevity;  and brevity for quick drying and comfort.  After a spin in the suitmate extractor, this suit is dry before I leave the locker room.  While this suit is too new for me to comment, polyester suits of this and other brands typically do not fade except for the seam threads.  Neither do they stretch to the point of non-fit and see-through. I do wash and rinse it with shower soap and cool water after each use.

I measure between sizes and therefore always vacillate whether to go too big or too small.  For this and any side-seam suit I go small to avoid wet bagginess.  For a suit with a crotch seam I go big to avoid the wedgy effect.  The dry fit of this suit is tight, but wet the suit is perfect, secure and comfortable.

The cut of this suit compares with the Sporti Euro lycra Brief.  It is minimal without sacrificing propriety.

The only suggestion I could make to improve this suit would be to print the label on, instead of sewing in the old-style tag label.

I was enthusiastic about the style because it resembles the Euro cut Sporti which I love. It would resist chlorine better than nylon/Lycra suits. The suit did not feel tight but snug enough to not worry about coverage. Only thing was the dark lining that was actually tighter than the shell and that created creases on the edges of the seat. I removed the backside lining and that removed the creases so the backside now looks better . Will swim it this way to test out the overall performance . If it works well I
buy more but would like different patterns like the prism Sporti just came out for a regular swimsuit in polyester for 19.95.

This water polo brief is briefer than most, and it is awesome! It allows more freedom and movement in the water, especially for me since I am a goalkeeper in training and need to eggbeater and move around in any direction at a moment''s notice.
It is lower cut around the waist, has narrow sides, offers minimal coverage in the front and rear, and provides proper coverage and support. This is a sign of water polo briefs to come!