2XU Men's X:2 Project X Wetsuit 2012

 

(1 customer review)  

Comparison of this triathlon wetsuit to other tri wetsuits:

	TYR Hurricane Category 5 2011	2XU Project X 2011	Zoot Prophet Wetsuit 2011	Blue Seventy Helix 2011
Neoprene	Yamamoto 39/40	Yamamoto 39/40	Yamamoto 39/40	Yamamoto 39/40
Coating	Nano SCS	Nano SCS	Nano SCS	SCS
Shoulder/Body	1/5 mm	1.5/5 mm	2/5 mm	1/5 mm
Price	$624.95	$798.95	$649.95	$639.95
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About the 2XU Men's X:2 Project X Wetsuit 2012:

Promising to reset the global benchmark for triathlon wetsuits, this wetsuit is engineered to encourage a more efficient flex and body roll. The X2's X-Flex Front Panel incorporates seamless inserts with triple the buoyancy of regular neoprene to promote speed through the water like never before. Additional proprietary 2XU features include Transition Front Buoyancy Panel, Titanium Alpha Coating, X-Flex for improved hip rotation technique and CWEZ X catch panel for unprecedented surface area on the forearm.

Features:

• 40 Cell Neoprene X Flex Panel:  With a 40 cell neoprene X Flex Panel across the front, 2XU's X:2 is engineered to arm the swimmer with unparalleled propulsion by facilitating a more effective body roll and flex through the water.

  Designed to support both the beginner and advanced swimmer, X Flex works with the natural movement of the body in water; directing hips to perform more efficiently in the swim.

• NANO SCS COATING:  2XU X:2 wetsuit utilizes nano SCS providing the wetsuit with an extra 4% buoyancy over standard SCS. The underwater coefficient of dynamic friction of the SCS nanoskin is 0.026 in comparison to 4.0 of regular neoprene. Less friction = more speed.

• Titanium Alpha Coating: Promotes blood flow in the legs for swim to bike transitions.
  

• Your suit should fit adequately in terms of both your height and weight.  In the case that you fit into more than one size, you should opt for the smaller size.
• On the arms, your wetsuit sleeves should finish at least one finger gap in distance from your wrist bone.  This will ensure the suit is sitting high enough and does not pull on the shoulders.
• In the legs, the wetsuit legs should finish 3/4 of the way down your shin.  This will ensure the suit is sitting high into the crutch. If sitting too low, the suit will pull on the top of the shoulders.
  
• Around the neck, the wetsuit should be firm but not to the point that breathing is restricted. If the neck bunches at all, the suit is too big.  The neck is the number one area water can enter the suit, so it needs to be secure.
  

2XU Men's X:2 Project X Wetsuit 2012 Review Rating: Based on 1 review.

Reviewed by Chris
I actually got this suit for $500 from this site. I dont know if it was a mistake but it was on sale for about two days and then with the 15 percent coupon it was nice deal. Anyway the suit lets you skim through the water. I was very impressed at how much it improved my speed. No worries of drowning in this thing its a boyant as can be. I actually prefer swimming in a trisuit or shorts but this is a really nice suit. I cant compare it to others since this was my first but I swam with it for 1.5 hours straight and no suit induced fatigue etc. its a great suit but wait for it to go on sale. No wetsuit is worth 700 dollars.

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