Racing swimwear is built for one job: reducing drag and maximising compression so every stroke counts on race day. Unlike everyday training swimwear, these suits use technical, low-profile fabrics and bonded or flatlock seams to hold the body firm through the water, making them the standard choice for competitive swimmers racing at club nights, state and national meets, and representative carnivals across Australia. Most suits in this range carry World Aquatics approval, meaning they meet the fabric and construction rules required for sanctioned competition.
Jammers extend from the waist to just above the knee and suit male swimmers who want strong core and leg compression.
Kneelength suits (sometimes called kneeskins) extend from the shoulders or chest down to the mid thigh and are the go-to choice for female competitive swimmers, offering added core stability and streamlining for freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and butterfly.
Open-back styles give greater shoulder mobility and are popular with swimmers who have an arched back or rely on a long, powerful pull.
Arena and Speedo dominate the racesuit category and both produce World Aquatics approved race suits across men's, women's and junior sizing — Arena's recycled, lightweight racing fabric is a strong all-rounder, while Speedo's LZR and Fastskin ranges offer multiple fits from high-waisted to open-back for different stroke preferences. Engine is worth considering for swimmers who compete in both pool and ocean events, with durable, compression-focused jammers built for versatility. AMANZI rounds out the range with entry level race suits for those who are just getting started.
Browse the full swimwear range below from Arena, Speedo, Engine and AMANZI to find the jammer or kneelength that matches your stroke, squad level and race fabric requirements.
