Speedo Men's Swimsuit Jammer Endurance+ Printed Team Colors

This is a racing suit, there is no support for the bust except the squishing effect of the spandex. The suit is pretty comfortable, and more flattering than many other racing suits, especially in black. Racing suits are the only suits I have ever worn (I am 68 years old), as they are so practical for swimming. They don't fall off, or catch water in the cups. This one is sleek, comfortable and flattering. I have tried on a number of them by different companies, and like Speedo best. This fit me as expected, as my worn out suit is exactly this size. With all the people claiming they fit small, I was worried that maybe they make them smaller than they used to. As I just tried on several different brands this summer, I would say this fits just like the other racing suits, but the material on this one is a bit more sturdy.

I like the fit of the suit. It is comfortable and snug at the same time. What I didn't anticipate was how soon the color of the suit, on the outside only so far, has faded from black to gray in about 15 hours of saline pool swimming. I consider the suit still relatively new and to see that color change so rapidly makes me wonder how long this suit will hold up.

not a good fit

This Speedo Powerflex Super Pro (pictured on the left) and the Speedo Endurance were purchased on the same day last month. After alternating them for my daily one hour swims in my local fitness center’s pool, the Powerflex has lost nearly all of its black color and is blotchy and gray now. While the Endurance looks like new. The price difference between the two suits is small, but I’d highly recommend the Endurance as the Powerflex Super Pro just couldn’t stand up to the pool chemicals at all.