The fastest swimskin the world. Developed in collaboration with our partners at Yamamoto
Available Sizes:
XSSMLXL
$395.00
Swimskins
Built for non-wetsuit racing, the ZONE3 swimskins collection delivers speed-focused performance for triathlon and open water competition. Worn over a trisuit during the swim, swimskins reduce drag, improve hydrodynamics, and support faster swim splits when wetsuits are not permitted.
ZONE3 swimskins are constructed to create a smooth, streamlined surface through the water. Advanced, water-repellent fabrics minimise surface resistance, helping reduce drag compared to standard triwear alone. Close-fitting patterning keeps the suit flat against the body, preventing water ingress and bunching, while allowing natural movement through the shoulders and hips for an unrestricted stroke.
Fit and construction are critical to performance. Lightweight materials and compressive panels support a stable body position without adding buoyancy, keeping swimskins compliant with non-wetsuit race regulations. Precision seam placement reduces turbulence in the water and maintains comfort during high-intensity swimming, while full-length zips allow for fast removal in transition.
Material choice across the swimskins range focuses on speed, stretch, and race-day reliability. Fabrics are selected for their ability to shed water quickly and retain shape under load, delivering consistent performance from the start line through to T1. Built for race use, swimskins balance durability with minimal weight and drag.
The ZONE3 swimskins collection provides a performance advantage where margins matter most, in short-course and long-distance triathlon raced in warm-water conditions. Built to support faster, more efficient swimming when wetsuits aren’t allowed, these swimskins help you start the race with momentum and control.
The current range centres on the Streamline Sleeveless Swimskin, which uses water-repellent fabric with bonded seams and comes in dedicated men’s and women’s fits. A full-length zip means the suit is off in seconds at transition, keeping the change from swim to bike as quick as the swim itself.