TYR Men's Fusion 2 Jammer Swim Suit

Product description Age is just a number and the next Olympic gold medalist could be a 10 year old wonder kid. With the new TYR Mens Fusion 2 Jammer U12 Compliant technical swimsuit, give them the chance they deserve to compete with the best of them. Product Amazon.com Built from a variety of interworking, patented technologies, TYR's Fusion 2 Jammer racing suit is built for competition. With hydrophobic construction and low-profile flatlock stitching, the Jammer reduces drag for maximized performance in the water. Combined with Fabrication Logic and Fluid Channel Dynamics, Fusion 2 speed suits allow for superior flow, while calenderized Isolated Compression improves glide efficiency and increases speed. Made of 79% polyester and 21% Lycra, the suit is FINA approved. About TYR Named for the Norse god of warriors, TYR was established in 1985 in Huntington Beach, California by Joseph DiLorenzo and 1972 Olympic bronze medalist, and captain of the 1976 US Olympic swim team, Steve Furniss. Originally founded to serve the competitive swimming market, the company has grown into a global brand, engineering technical apparel and equipment for swimmers and triathletes. TYR products have been worn by Olympic gold medalists and Ironman world champions. For example, 2009 world champion Ariana Kukors and two-time Olympic gold medalist Matt Grevers race in the Tracer High Performance Swim Line, while the Triathlon Apparel Collection and Hurricane Wetsuit Series are both worn by three-time defending Ironman champion and distance world record holder Chrissie Wellington.

• 80 percent Polyester and 20 percent Lyrca
• Imported
• Built from a variety of interworking, patented technologies, racing suit is built for competition
• With hydrophobic construction and low-profile flatlock stitching, suit reduces drag for maximized performance in the water
• Fabrication Logic and Fluid Channel Dynamics allow for superior flow
• Calenderized Isolated Compression improves glide efficiency and increases speed.