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Athletic Swimwear For Water Sports
Athletic swimwear for water sports is designed for those who crave movement, adventure, and confidence in and around the water. Whether you're swimming laps, paddling out, or enjoying an active day at the beach, these styles offer a blend of comfort and support to help you make the most of every splash. Explore options that keep up with your dynamic lifestyle with swimwear that moves as you do.
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When choosing athletic swimwear for water sports, look for features like secure fits, supportive straps, comfortable coverage, quick-drying swim fabrics, and designs that allow a full range of motion. Adjustable straps and stay-put silhouettes can also enhance comfort during active days in the water.
Athletic swimwear is designed with movement and comfort in mind. It often offers more support, stays in place during activity, and uses durable swim fabrics suited for repeated wear in pools, oceans, and lakes.
Yes, many athletic swimwear styles are versatile enough to be used in both pools and open water. Look for supportive silhouettes and follow the care instructions to help maintain fit, color, and fabric quality.
Different water sports may benefit from different styles. One-piece suits with supportive straps or higher coverage can work well for lap swimming, while secure two-piece options are often chosen for surfing, paddleboarding, or active beach days.
Rinse your athletic swimwear with fresh water after each use to remove chlorine or salt. Gently hand wash with mild detergent and lay flat to dry away from direct sunlight to preserve elasticity and color.
We took over 1.5 million body measurements from over
10,000 women to inform the Summersalt fit.
Using soft measuring tape, measure completely around the fullest part of the bust. Take a deep breath in and out to make sure the tape isn’t too tight or too loose.
Measure the narrowest part of the waist.
Measure the circumference of the hips 6" up from the crotch.
Stand with your feet together, and identify the point of your hip that is level with your crotch. Measure the circumference of this area.
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