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- AGAmy G.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI do not recommend this productRated 1 out of 5 stars8/25/23Low waist
This isn’t unisex at all. Much too low waisted to wear. I gave them to a male friend
- PCPaul C.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses TriathlonWhat are your water temps? Moderate (60's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts QualityRated 5 out of 5 stars10/14/22Work as expected
Was not going to post anything about these. But then figured I should. Great buoyancy shorts. Easier to move through the water with than a Pull Buoy. Fit is as expected and use the size chart for sure. I usually wear a L in most swim wear and these are XL and fit is perfect.
- BBBill B.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts Performance/DurabilityRated 4 out of 5 stars4/29/22Good quality.
First time in any buoyancy short. Provides what I wanted, lifting hips like a full tri wetsuit and allowing use in a pool. Can swim faster with a kick instead of just arms with a pull buoy. Easy on and off but wonder if should have gotten XL. Tight fit and slides down some in back. 33 inch waist for clothes, slim, 5 ft 11 inches.
- SSSteve S.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts Performance/DurabilityRated 5 out of 5 stars4/22/22The Blueseventy neoprene suit is
The Blueseventy neoprene suit is great. I have had others and they all keep my hips up and improve my times when I am swimming intervals. Thanks for selling these.
- SMSteve M.ReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy ShortI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses Triathlon, Open Water Swim, OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type MuscularProduct Standouts QualityRated 5 out of 5 stars1/15/22Top Notch Buoyancy Shorts
I'm an amputee swimmer, so I use buoyancy shorts every day to help keep my limb up and correct body position. I have tried virtually every brand on the market--TYR, Roka, Xterra, Zone3, and more. These Blueseventy shorts are BY FAR the best I've used, including lots of (much) more expensive models/brands. I swim around 3000 yards a day, 6 days a week, mostly in indoor pools, but also open salt water in season. Most shorts start giving out after 3 months or so (ZONE3 failed after 6 weeks!)--the neoprene cracks, seams give out, etc. I've had this pair for 6 months, and over 300,000 yards of swimming, mostly in chlorinated pools, and they are going strong. The fit is great (and I have big quads and glutes from cycling), they're comfortable, and work as well if not better than any other brand I've used.
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- AGAmy G.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI do not recommend this productRated 1 out of 5 stars8/25/23Low waist
This isn’t unisex at all. Much too low waisted to wear. I gave them to a male friend
- PCPaul C.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses TriathlonWhat are your water temps? Moderate (60's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts QualityRated 5 out of 5 stars10/14/22Work as expected
Was not going to post anything about these. But then figured I should. Great buoyancy shorts. Easier to move through the water with than a Pull Buoy. Fit is as expected and use the size chart for sure. I usually wear a L in most swim wear and these are XL and fit is perfect.
- BBBill B.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts Performance/DurabilityRated 4 out of 5 stars4/29/22Good quality.
First time in any buoyancy short. Provides what I wanted, lifting hips like a full tri wetsuit and allowing use in a pool. Can swim faster with a kick instead of just arms with a pull buoy. Easy on and off but wonder if should have gotten XL. Tight fit and slides down some in back. 33 inch waist for clothes, slim, 5 ft 11 inches.
- SSSteve S.Verified BuyerReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy Short BlackI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type AthleticProduct Standouts Performance/DurabilityRated 5 out of 5 stars4/22/22The Blueseventy neoprene suit is
The Blueseventy neoprene suit is great. I have had others and they all keep my hips up and improve my times when I am swimming intervals. Thanks for selling these.
- SMSteve M.ReviewingBlueseventy Unisex Sprint Neoprene Buoyancy ShortI recommend this productPrimary Activity Uses Triathlon, Open Water Swim, OtherWhat are your water temps? Warm (70's)Body Type MuscularProduct Standouts QualityRated 5 out of 5 stars1/15/22Top Notch Buoyancy Shorts
I'm an amputee swimmer, so I use buoyancy shorts every day to help keep my limb up and correct body position. I have tried virtually every brand on the market--TYR, Roka, Xterra, Zone3, and more. These Blueseventy shorts are BY FAR the best I've used, including lots of (much) more expensive models/brands. I swim around 3000 yards a day, 6 days a week, mostly in indoor pools, but also open salt water in season. Most shorts start giving out after 3 months or so (ZONE3 failed after 6 weeks!)--the neoprene cracks, seams give out, etc. I've had this pair for 6 months, and over 300,000 yards of swimming, mostly in chlorinated pools, and they are going strong. The fit is great (and I have big quads and glutes from cycling), they're comfortable, and work as well if not better than any other brand I've used.
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