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- DNDusten N.Verified BuyerReviewingQ Swimwear Men's Spring Tides Water Polo Brief Multi ColorI recommend this productBody Type AthleticHow Often Do You Swim Often (1-3 times per week)Product Standouts Fit, DesignRated 5 out of 5 stars8/10/23My favorites
These are my favorites, size up for full cheek coverage, I wish they had more designs, I’d wear these everyday if I didn’t have so many other swim briefs to cycle through. I bought 2 (size 30 & 32)
- JSJ s.Verified ReviewerReviewingQ Swimwear Men's Spring Tides Water Polo BriefI recommend this productBody Type SlimHow Often Do You Swim Often (1-3 times per week)Product Standouts Quality, Fit, Performance/Durability, Support, DesignRated 5 out of 5 stars7/9/23Well Made
I decided to try a WP suit based on their reported durability and fit. This suit doesn’t disappoint. It’s a bit low on the rear and is not too roomy anywhere, but has an effective drawstring so stays in place. The full
lining makes for solid construction but also a bit of bulk, which makes laps feel a little draggy to me. That’s a compromise I’d consider if it lasts as long as its construction suggests. Swim Outlet doesn’t carry most of their patterns, so be aware that they have a lot of prints and patterns to choose from.
- DDanReviewingQ Swimwear Men's Spring Tides Water Polo BriefI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars12/7/19Well Made, More Revealing Than Turbo
I am 5'10", 160 lbs. I wear a size 30 jeans. My preferred swim brief is Turbo (I own about 8 pair), where I wear a size small (which also indicates size 30 on the tag). I swim 2-3 miles a day, six days a week at a local YMCA. Given the sizing guide, I was struggling with whether to choose a 30 or 32. I decided on the 30. I'll review this by contrasting it against my Turbo suits. The waist and leg openings on both suits are equivalent. The backside coverage of the QSwimwear is quite a bit smaller than the Turbo. I had to choose between showing cheeks or crack ... I chose cheek. The front coverage of the Turbo is pretty low, but it's nothing compared to the QSwimwear. This suit is extremely low. Aggressive personal grooming is an absolute must. The drawstring in the QSwimwear is flat, compared to a round one in Turbo. Both suits are fully lined polyester, the Turbo is lined in white, the QSwimwear is lined in black. The outside material in the QSwimwear is smoother and shinier than the Turbo material. If you've never worn a water polo suit, know that they are designed to be very durable (double stitched), fully lined, and very tight fitting. The material is polyester which provides the benefit of longevity (material doesn't stretch or fade), but also doesn't have nearly the elasticity of nylon/Lycra). For those who are well endowed, realize that tight (and non-elastic) applies to the front as well - which means that having your manhood compressed is part of the program. Comfort…
- CCev2ReviewingQ Swimwear Men's Spring Tides Water Polo BriefI recommend this productRated 5 out of 5 stars9/17/19Great polo suit
This is a very low rise brief, similar to Arena Skys and Sporti Euro, but heavier fabric and fully lined. It is sized for competition fit, do not size down; for comfort it is advisable to size up. Once it is pulled on and everything is adjusted in place, it is very secure. It is US made.
- SSSara S.Verified BuyerReviewingQ Swimwear Men's Spring Tides Water Polo Brief Multi ColorBody Type AthleticHow Often Do You Swim Every DayProduct Standouts Performance/Durability, Quality, DesignRated 3 out of 5 stars9/19/23Great quality but very small
The suit is well made, love the design, but smaller than most other suits. I ordered a 28 for my son who usually wears 28 for speedo and Sporti, it won’t even pass the hip. It looks like a 26 or smaller.
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