Muy buen servicio, y muy
"Muy buen servicio, y muy buena calidad del neopreno. Se ajusta a la perfeccion"
Independently tested by Loughborough University Sport, the Agile triathlon wetsuit made swimmers' strokes 2% more efficient than swimming without a wetsuit, at the same effort. Buoyancy panels on the upper legs lift your hips and legs, and a Speedflo coating over the whole suit keeps drag down. Over 750m that added up to a 2.5% faster swim and a 9% lower physiological load. Zone3's starting point for performance, built for open water swimming and triathlon.
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Agile Wetsuit
Key Features
Snug everywhere, restrictive nowhere. You should feel the suit holding your body without pinching at the shoulders or compressing your chest to the point where breathing feels laboured. If you can't take a full breath on land, size up. If there's loose material across the shoulders or chest, size down. Air pockets at the lower back usually mean you need a longer suit, such as an MT (Medium Tall), not a smaller size.
Size down if you're racing — a tighter fit gives you more from the suit's buoyancy and reduces water flushing. Size up if you're prioritising comfort for longer open water swims or training sessions where you'll be in the suit for extended periods.
Take your time the first time. Undo the zip fully and fold the top half of the wetsuit down, zip on the back. Start at the ankles and slowly work the neoprene up your legs in sections —don't try to pull from the top. Smooth out any air pockets as you go, particularly around the lower legs and crotch, before pulling the suit up over your torso. Reaching your hands towards the sky and helps to slide the arm sleeves into place. Use the pads of your fingers throughout, never your fingernails. The Silk-X lining will make this easier than most suits, but neoprene always requires patience on the first few wears. It will get easier as the suit breaks in.
Take your time the first time. Undo the zip fully and fold the top half of the wetsuit down, zip on the back. Start at the ankles and slowly work the neoprene up your legs in sections —don't try to pull from the top. Smooth out any air pockets as you go, particularly around the lower legs and crotch, before pulling the suit up over your torso. Reaching your hands towards the sky and helps to slide the arm sleeves into place. Use the pads of your fingers throughout, never your fingernails. The Silk-X lining will make this easier than most suits, but neoprene always requires patience on the first few wears. It will get easier as the suit breaks in.
Overall rating: 4.5870967 / 5 from 155 reviews.
The Agile Wetsuit is highly regarded for its flexibility, movement, and buoyancy, making it suitable for open water swimming. Customers appreciate its comfort and excellent quality, though sizing can vary. Outstanding customer service is also noted.
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"Muy buen servicio, y muy buena calidad del neopreno. Se ajusta a la perfeccion"
"Agile works well as a starting wetsuit if you are getting into open-water swimming, but long-term durability fell short for me. The material tore quite easily, particularly around the armpit and buttocks area. After just two summer seasons, the suit was essentially done and had to be replaced. To be fair, since this was my first wetsuit of this kind, some of the tears may have been down to my own learning curve in handling and putting on delicate neoprene. Still, replacing a suit after only two seasons wasn't ideal. It gets the job done as a accessible starter option, but you will need to handle it with extreme care to get good longevity out of it."
"I bought the wetsuit to do my first triathlon (IM70.3). Wetsuit keeps warmth great and provided the right amount of buoyancy. I felt much more comfortable in open water wearing it. Size is comfortable, but not “pro race tight”. I’m 6’3”, 205lbs. The L was too tight to get over the shoulders. XL fits comfortable and is great for me. Could be tighter, but I’m in between sizes."
"Im 5ft 2 and size 10-12 so ordered a small medium. Fitted really well. Helps so much with buoyancy and it has so far kept me warm!! Would recommend it especially if you are on the short side!"
"Good fit . Snug but but not restrictive when you start swimming. Kept me warm although water temperature still 18 degrees currently in October."
"Haven't used it in water yet but the whole buying process with zone 3 has been excellent. Ordered an xl and it was too big so returned and exchanged for a large. The suit itself is excellent and fits perfectly."
"Great quality, bit smaller than I would have expected. Recommend ordering big"
"Very comfortable, flexible, and buoyant. A bit snug even on a lean body, and sleeves are slightly short, so I'd recommend going for a tall size even if your height is on the lower end of the tall sizing guide."
"Nur gute Erfahrungen mit Zone3. Der Neo ist fantastisch als Einstieg. Habe ihn mir für meine erste Mitteldistanz und zum regelmäßigen Freiwasser Training dafür gekauft. Macht gleich viel mehr Spaß - fast wie ein Cheatcode zum schwimmen."
"Envío super rápido, buena atención para seleccionar el neopreno que se ajusta a a lo que buscaba. Recomendable 100%"