Subject: RE: Questions on 1st Tri Suit Purchase Originally posted by dfquigley While in theory the one piece would be slightly more hydro-dynamic, I recently wore py 2-piece suit in the pool, and my fastest 100m of the session, and since my knee in jury was wearing the 2-piece suit ( as opposed to just my shorts ) I can't see a one-piece being *significantly* faster in terms of drag. Who does that! Originally posted by GMAN 19030It does depend on many things: type of material, fit, pockets vs no pockets (or closed pockets ). That stated, there's a reason there's no such thing as a two piece swim skin. Agreed. And Desoto states for their Liftfoil (speedsuit ) "Our tests have shown varied improvements of swim times of about 2-4 seconds per 100 meters, depending on the individual, over a conventional swimsuit." I believe Marc did his own testing with the Liftfoil and verified this. |