Speedo Men’s Endurance+ Cosmic Wave Spliced Jammer Swimsuit

So NIce They Were Stolen!
I recently bought the Speedo Men’s Swimsuit Jammer in Endurance+, and let me tell you, they are fantastic! The fit is perfect, and they provide great support and coverage without feeling restrictive.Pros:Comfortable Fit: These jammers fit like a glove! The material is stretchy yet supportive, allowing for a full range of motion while swimming.Durable: The Endurance+ fabric is incredibly resilient against chlorine, which is essential for frequent swimmers like me. They look brand new even after several sessions at the pool.Stylish Design: I love the sleek design—these jammers look good on! I’ve received several compliments while wearing them.Cons:Price Point: They are a bit on the pricey side, but I believe the quality justifies the cost.Overall: I loved these jammers so much that I’m pretty sure they were stolen from the aquatic center! I had to buy another pair because they are just that good. Highly recommend them for anyone looking for quality swimwear!

Pretty durable; sizing is complicated
I bought these because I started swimming laps for cardio improvement. I’m 5′ 11″ and at the time of purchase, weighed 165 and wore waist size 33 jeans. I am thin but have a little muffin top because I am out of shape and only recently started exercising again.I was concerned about the mixed messages regarding sizing. According to Speedo’s sizing chart, having a size 32 waist means that you’re supposed to buy a size 30 but reviews suggested to buy the size corresponding to your pants size. Being a size 33, I bought both the 32 and 34 with Amazon’s try before you buy program.I acknowledge that the proper fit is supposed to be skin tight and completely free of wrinkles but never having used anything but “swimming trunks”, I felt more at ease with the size 34. The more appropriate fit for serious swimming would probably be the 32 or 30 but I felt uncomfortably exposed with the size 32 and I can’t and don’t want to imagine wearing a size 30. The inner lining is made of the same material as the rest of the jammers and smooths out the front panel to the extent that my children don’t cringe.My old swimming trunks were Columbia water shorts and made of polyester so they held up but bleached out after about 2 months of 5 days/week 1 hr lap sessions. These Speedo Endurance jammers are holding up well after 4 months of comparable usage with only the stitching starting to fade out. As a comparison, my childrens’ spandex/nylon swimsuits literally disintegrated in the same time frame.The best part is that I cut 2-3 strokes per 25m length just by switching to the jammers. On average, that savings comes out to ~195 strokes per 66 length mile. So for my swimming style, I’m saving about 9 lengths/mile just by using these jammers. Lacking experience, I had no idea that there would be such a difference. I’m gliding in the water and not dragging as if I’m pulling a parachute like with my old trunks.Now, after 6 months of steadily working out and swimming I’m replacing fat with muscle but I’m losing more fat bulk faster than adding muscle bulk. So I’ve dropped 10 lbs, my muffin top and I cinch up another belt notch on my size 33 jeans. The 34 jammers are now loose and the extra material leaves wrinkles in the front and clings when wet. I kept the 32 jammers and these now fit comfortably and I plan to use them until I can put some good weight back on.Long story short; I like and recommend the Speedo Endurance Jammers and would buy them again. They last longer than standard swim suits and significantly reduce drag. Took off one star because the stitching will eventually fail first and they should have used the same material for the stitching as for the rest of the suit. Hopefully, my sizing experience will help make informed decisions.

I should have trusted Speedo in the first place!
I resumed regular swimming five months ago after a near-forty year hiatus. I have an old brief Speedo poly suit that will still work after over forty years in storage (and after at least a year of daily use in the 1980’s), but I felt that jammers would be more age-appropriate.I decided to cheap out and buy an off-brand poly suit on Amazon, because I felt that Speedos and other name brand suits were over priced. That was a huge mistake. I doubt that the off-brand suit was really a poly suit, because it quickly turned into an in-water parachute in a little over a month, and after two months I decided to look for a Speedo. I found this purple one on sale, and decided to give it a try. I did immediately return the first one, because it was a little looser than I preferred, but I have now been swimming with this suit 2,000-3,000 yards every other day for over two months in a mixed saltwater/chlorine (mostly chlorine) indoor pool, and so far it is still in virtually the same condition as the day it arrived. I have no doubt that this suit will easily last over a year (likely several years) of regular use.Both of my kids swam competitively, and I learned then that poly suits are a must for regular training. Back in the ‘80’s I just knew these suits as “Speedos”, and they always lasted. Back then, before marriage and kids, I was swimming three miles per day every day for years.As for color, it’s not important to me what I look like between the locker room and the pool, so I saved a bunch by buying a heavily-discounted color that others must have rejected. That’s ok with me, because I don’t like overpaying for anything.As for errant threads that I saw others comment about in reviews, I have only seen one loose thread, and it didn’t affect the integrity of any of the seams on the suit. I simply snipped it off, and the suit is fine.I highly recommend this suit to anyone who intends to spend a lot of time in the water and doesn’t want to have to replace their suit every few weeks. My pace increased as soon as I ditched the stretched out parachute “poly” and replaced it with the tried and true Speedo.By the way, I don’t put my suits in the spinner; I rinse them in the shower after every use and hang them to dry.

Well it has been month but no issues. No fading or any problem. Recommended.

Originally, I would only be wearing trunks and it made a difference. When I was swimming, it felt like the jammers came off but it’s actually from how smooth it cuts through the water that it gave this sensation. Should’ve bought a size down because it wasn’t too tight but I guess I could just grow into it. Fabric felt great and stretchy, as well as good value since I got it on sale for around $20 dollars.

This fits well. It might look tight at the beginning, but that is nothing to worry about as it will loosen up as you swim in it. The one thing I noticed is that it reduces drag compared to my previous swim suit. Which I really appreciated even as a casual swimmer.