The Zone3 Buoyancy Shorts are designed to give an alternative to a pull buoy and give a more natural feeling of buoyancy in the pool.

Orca's Neoprene 3/4 Short is a buoyant swim short to wear on it's own, or to add extra buoyancy under your wetsuit. With an 8mm Yamamoto 39cell SCS coated neoprene front panel, and a 6mm back panel and a 56cm inseam, this neoprene short provides you with the buoyancy you need to be in the best swimming position. Super flexible 3mm side panels provide freedom of movement and promote correct body rotational form.

The Zoot Buoyancy short promotes optimal body positionto take your swim training to the next level. By naturallyelevating your body/legs and lifting your hips up, the shortsplace you in the fastest position possible. Promotingthis optimal body position in training creates muscle memory that allows for a more efficient stroke on raceday. Designed with the same high-end Yamamoto materials as all of Zoot Wetsuits.

Strong black mesh bag. Great for fins, balls, aqua gear or games. Zipper closure with handles. I.D. tag to write your name. Size: 24" x 30".

Thee Zone3 Buoyancy Shorts are designed to give an alternative to a pull buoy and give a more natural feeling of buoyancy in the pool.

The Zone 3 Neoprene Jammer Shorts are designed to aid in swim training. Constructed from high-quality 1.5mm Yamamoto neoprene with Super-Stretch lining, these shorts can be worn under or over swimwear for a whole swim session, offering buoyancy, speed, and additional warmth.

The Kick pants go a step further and offer full leg buoyancy. They are made from top quality Yamamoto smoothskin neoprene and are stitched and bonded just the same as a triathlon wetsuit. The are designed using 3mm neoprene down the centre and 5mm neoprene down the sides. The 3mm provides the additional buoyancy whilst the 5mm side panels complement this by promoting hip rotation through each stroke.

The shorts are made from top quality Yamamoto smoothskin neoprene and are stitched and bonded just the same as a triathlon wetsuit. They are designed using 2mm neoprene down the centre and 3mm neoprene down the sides. The 2mm provides the additional buoyancy whilst the 3mm side panels complement this by promoting hip rotation through each stroke.

The new Neoprene Shorts provide even more buoyancy than previous versions, thanks to the new Aerodome panels. The accessory you need to achieve proper positioning in the water and improve your swimming technique. 4mm neoprene thickness

The Phelps Aquaskin 2.0 Training Short is constructed from 2mm Glide Skin neoprene. It has a 5mm Aerodome front panel for increased buoyancy and 4mm super stretch neoprene treated with “Dura Glide” skin coating for maximum streamlining in the water.

.Constructed with our state-of-the-art slick skin neoprene, every pair of TYR Men's Hurricane Neoprene shorts is reliable, resistant to abrasions and provides high heat retention. As one of the triathlon industry’s most durable textiles, slick skin neoprene is also designed to ensure a comfortable fit.

Improve your speed and technique in the water with the Zone3 Original 5/3 mm Buoyancy Shorts. Featuring 3mm neoprene down the centre for core buoyancy and 5mm neoprene on the sides to promote hip rotation, our buoyancy shorts prevent your legs from sinking and improve the efficiency of every stroke.

This is the perfect training aide for those who want to develop their swimming technique. For many triathlon racers and swimrun enthusiasts, swimming is their greatest weakness. Having worked and helped hundreds of people to improve their swimming technique, the question is constantly raised as to whether or not really good aides exist to help with balance, water position and to get the hips and legs up more during swimming training.

This is the perfect training aide for those who want to develop their swimming technique. For many triathlon racers and swimrun enthusiasts, swimming is their greatest weakness. Having worked and helped hundreds of people to improve their swimming technique, the question is constantly raised as to whether or not really good aides exist to help with balance, water position and to get the hips and legs up more during swimming training.