SWIMSUIT STYLES

// ACTIVE CUT

The Active Cut is designed to wrap around the body. It is sleek through the front and sides as it has no side seams. The seams of the swimsuit join together at the bottom back. Unlike most thin strap styles, the Active cut has a slighty wider band across the back. The active cut has a medium leg height. This swimsuit is suitable for all body types and is great for those wanting a little more coverage from a one piece swimsuit.

// ELITE CUT

The Elite Cut has similar straps and back band to the Active Cut. The seams on this style swimsuit join togther at the side. The wide open back allows for freedom of movement while swimming. The Elite Cut has a high leg height and is suitable for all body types.

// FREEBACK CUT

The Freeback Cut has wide straps which join a wide back band, slightly lower down the back. The seam on this swimsuit join in together in the bottom back. This style provide great coverage with the small open back and medium leg height. This style has been specifically designed for women, so there is more room across the chest and shoulders. This is a great style for women and junior/senior swimmers who have the typical swimmers body, broad shoulders and narrow hips.

// SPORTS BIKINI

The Sports Bikini Cut is a great style for summer. The bikini top has thin straps over the shoulders and across the back for freedom of movement. The pants are hipster style, narrow at the sides and have a drawstring cord to ensure they don't fall down when training.

// KNEELENGTH PROBACK

The Kneelength Proback style swimsuit features wide straps with an open keyhole back. This swimsuit has been specifically designed for competitive swimmers, so is more accommodating to those with muscular shaped bodies. This swimsuit has no fastening device or zipper and therefore complies with the newly implemented Australian Swimming By-Laws for Age Group swimmers. This style of swimsuit is an excellent choice for serious swimmers competing at a high level of competition. The style has been approved for international competition by FINA.

// BRIEFS

The Briefs style has been a popular choice amongst swimmers for many years. This style is typically thinner at the sides thus providing less coverage. Briefs have a drawstring cord to ensure they don't fall down when diving in or training. Briefs are the preferable choice for some swimmers as they are lightweight, allow ease of movement and reduce drag while swimming.

// TRUNKS

The Trunk style swimsuit is the style of choice amongst age group/open swimmers. Trunks are similar to briefs, however have much wider sides. Trunks have a drawstring cord to ensure they don't fall down when diving in or training. They are considered to be a little retro and uber cool amongst young athletes! The trunk style is also appealing to senior and recreational swimmers as they provide more coverage when swimming.

// SHORTS

The Shorts style swimsuit is fast becoming a popular style choice amongst male age group and open swimmers. They are also a great choice for recreational swimmers who are looking for more coverage. Shorts are much wider than trunks with the legline extending down from the hips to the top of the thighs. Shorts have a drawstring cord to ensure they don't fall down when diving in or training.

// JAMMERS

The Jammers style swimsuit is a popular choice amongst recreational and competitive swimmers. Jammers sit on the hips and extend down to the knee. The jammers style is used for both training and competition. If you are looking at purchasing racing jammers, you will be happy to know that this style complies with the new Australian Swimming By-Laws for Age Group swimmers.

// FULL LEG

The Full Leg style sits on the hips and extends down to the ankles. This style has a drawstring cord to ensure they don't fall down when diving in the pool or competing. The Full Leg Suit has been specifically designed for racing is suitable for those swimmers competiting at a high level.