SpeedoBoy's Swimsuit Jammer Powerflex Eco Solid Youth-Discontinued

Disappointed with their sizing. My 10 year old is on a swim team and has a 28 inch waist. The 28 was too tight. Got a men's 30 and they fit perfect.

We buy these suits for my 12 year old son to use for his 6 days a week practice. They last about 4-5 months rotating between 2-3 suits and serve their intended purpose.My recommendation before buying is to try this brand on at your local sporting goods store as each brand has a different fit (his Blueseventy racing suit is a size 20 while he uses the Speedo brand in a size 28). They should be tight to the skin but not so much that they are cutting off circulation. I know my local big box sporting goods store sells similar (not exact) model of this and they all fit the same way.Although you should only hand rinse these suits in a sink, we wash them with the regular clothes and line dry them once a week. They seem to be fine with this method and I do not think it adds much to the deterioration of these suits plus it does a better job of removing the chlorine.

Way too small. Choose one size bigger than your size. Quality is good. My son swim 4-5 times a week. Color stay longer Than others

I had purchased this same style 2 yrs ago for my then 7 yr old in a size 26 which fit perfectly. That suit is still around and in very good condition after 2 summers of water fun and swiming lessons. This time I bought this one in size 28 for my 9 yr old, who wears size 10 pants. It fits perfect. I was a little confused with the sizeing and hoped it would fit by plain estimation. It does and we are happy with it! The material does seem to be thiner than the one I had bought 2 yrs ago, I don't know why but it seems it will last.

Our son is a size 4T... the size "8" wouldn't even fit on our daughter's baby doll - way too small.

My sons and I all bought the same thing. They look so good that we went to a lot of indoor olympic pools to show off our sexy swim wear. When we visited the Water Cube in Beijing recently, my son read from a poster in the exhibition hall that Michael Phelps was in Lane 5 in the 2008 Olympics. He chose Lane 5 and dived in with this jammer, and had great time.I read other people's concerns about the size. So I chose towards my upper limit. It fits well. My 12-year-old normally wears size 12 in school shirts, etc. I read Speedo's chart, that equals a 26 inches waist line. I got him a 28, fits well. My 14-year-old normally wears size 14, Speedo chart says that equals 28", I got him a 30, fits well. My own pants' waist line is somewhere from 30 inches (if I go hungry for a few days) to 32 inches waist line (when I stuff myself a lof of food.) So I bought a 32" jammer, fits perfectly.So if you are on the slim side, like our family (we are veggetarians), just choose a size larger or your upper limit, the swim suit will fit. I can't speek for my colleagues and friends who like to cook and enjoy more delicious meals. Then you got to resort to similar weight people's reviews.

We have many pairs but this is the worst one we ever owned. The material got so thin on the back after just few months that it broke during a practice jump. Endurance +is a much better option.

Not sure what the problem was, but this suit was about 4 sizes too small. We buy this size suit often for both my kids so I know the size was correct from my end. Other than the size, the suit looked nice. Good stitching and good quality fabric.

Love the fit, but they faded very quickly!