Details: Size: 30 ~ $450


Product Description

The most lightweight of the Carbon series, arena's Powerskin Carbon Air2 provides hydrodynamic support to female competitive swimmers. The technical profile of the suit is comprised of one single piece of fabric, which works to reduce pressure on the hip area while providing a second-skin feeling of comfort. The absence of multiple seams means that the suit is easier to put on and take off pre-and-post race compared to other technical suits. The durable, lightweight Carbon Band technology provides a mild compression that helps to stabilize and activate key muscles, without sacrificing comfort and flexibility. The internal lining reduces pressure in the chest area to allow for a wider range of motion, and an open-back design further increases this efficient mobility. World Aquatics (FINA)-approved.


THE POWER OF THE CARBON FIBER

FLEXIBILITY, COMPRESSION AND DURABILITY TOGETHER AT LAST

Carbon Fiber is the ultimate material for performance and speed in everything from F1 cars to space shuttles. Following years of extensive research and development, arena has discovered a revolutionary way to integrate flexible strands of this extraordinary material into the fabric of all Carbon Series race suits, delivering unprecedented performance and strength without sacrificing flexibility and range of motion.

Choose the right size

The fit of a swimsuit should be based upon your individual needs and preferences. This size guide refers to competition suits, which are designed to fit the body tightly, in order to provide superior muscle compression. These suits are designed to be worn for short lengths of time, and therefore if you wish to train in one, for your comfort we recommend purchasing a larger size.

HOW TO TAKE MEASUREMENTS

A · Chest: Take the measurement over the fullest part of your bust.

B · Waist: Measure around the narrowest part of your waistline.

C · Hips: Measure around the fullest part of your hips.

D · Torso loop: In a loop, measure from the highest part of the shoulder, beneath the crotch and then back to the starting point.