Arena swimwear: designed for the pool
Swimsuit Arena one-piece with a racerback or training model, made from chlorine-resistant material: swimsuits from a brand that comes from competitive swimming.
The swimsuit Arena comes from competitive swimming, which means it has a precise technical requirement: chlorine resistance. Its MaxLife Eco fabric is described as the evolution of the brand's most chlorine-resistant material, aimed at regular and intensive swimmers.
Why chlorine determines the lifespan of an Arena swimsuit
This is the point that most buyers discover too late. An ordinary beach swimsuit loses its elastane after a few weeks of training in the pool: the fabric stretches, the swimsuit becomes transparent and no longer fits properly. An anti-chlorine swimsuit Arena, made from specific polyester threads, lasts a full season. With a pool swimsuit Arena, training two or three times a week, the cost difference is quickly covered.
What the fabric brings to an Arena swimsuit
Beyond chlorine resistance, the fabric boasts quick drying properties, UV protection 50+, and hydrodynamic properties, meaning less drag in the water. The racerback, X-back or crossed straps design allows for shoulder movement during repetitive arm strokes. The range also includes women's swimsuits Arena 2 pieces, which are less common for training but suitable for aqua aerobics: the Arena two-piece swimsuit comes in bra and swimming bottom versions.
Choosing your swimsuit size for swimming
A training swimsuit should fit snugly when dry, tighter than a beach swimsuit: the material stretches in water, so a model that feels comfortable in the fitting room will be loose after ten lengths.
