Streamline Sleeveless Swimskin

WHO IT’S FOR 

You race triathlon and some of your swims fall outside wetsuit conditions. You want a racing layer that cuts drag without giving up the core support you train with. The Streamline came from requests by full-distance triathletes who asked for exactly that. 

• Races non-wetsuit swims in open water 
• Wants compression and core support over a trisuit 
• Prefers a sleeveless cut with the shoulders left free 
• Needs a fast exit at transition 

KEY BENEFITS 

1. Less drag from start gun to swim exit Lightweight woven Italian Revo Energy fabric across the main body carries a water-repellent nano coating, and fully bonded seams keep the surface smooth through the water. 

2. Core support you can race on Hydrophobic fabric compresses the torso and absorbs minimal water, so the suit stays light and holds you steady over the full swim distance. 

3. Off in seconds at transition The rear zip releases the suit as you exit the water and head for your bike. 

4. Stay visible A bright coloured back panel makes you easier to spot in open water. 

5. Built for training as well as racing Chlorine-resistant fabric holds its compression through regular pool sessions, so race-day kit doubles as a training layer. 

WHAT YOU’LL FEEL Pulling it on feels like adding a second skin over your race kit. In the water the compression holds your torso together, and everything that usually ripples or drags sits flat. Your shoulders stay free through the whole stroke. At the swim exit the suit is off almost before you have thought about your bike. 

FIT A snug second-skin fit over your race kit; men’s and women’s cuts differ, so check the size guide. 

When do you need a swimskin? When race rules say no wetsuit. In a declared non-wetsuit swim, all neoprene is banned and a textile swimskin worn over your trisuit is the fastest legal option, cutting drag from start gun to swim exit.