How durable is this suit, does it rip/tear easy, how long will it lasts, saying if I was to workout in it almost everyday, will it be worth the money?
1179222
The suit if very durable, I have washed it several times after working out and it is like new. I had it now for about 8 months and I work out at least 3 times a week in it. It is definitely worth the money.
1179223
the title pro hooded sauna suit is very durable. i wear mune while performing calisthenics and training on my schwinn recumbent exercise bike and thus far no tears. but with any product exercise care when using this article of clothing.
1179224
I bought 2 other suits at big 5 sporting goods those one were crap they rip/tore easy. I freaking absolutely love this one I have had it almost 1yr now and it holding up great and I run 5 miles a day 5 days a week in it.This purchase for me was a homerun I however do not use the pants because they where.to big
1179225
If you plan to use every day you may want 2 so you can wash them. Mine has been quite durable. No complaints.
1179226
I use this suit everyday, sometimes twice, it's very durable, so durable that I bought two. I clean it with a spray bottle and mild soap mix and I spray it down let sit for about ten minutes, then wash it down and air dry...awesome suit worth every penny and amazing resultsgood Luck !
1179227
The Title Sauna Suit is very durable, I have been using mine constantly and I haven't gotten any rips or tears as yet. It is definitely worth the money I spent for mine. Very strong material and the hood is a plus in case it rains while your exercising. It's the most durable sauna suit I've tried thus far.
100969
Yow! That could be coooold! I would maybe look at a 4 or 5 mm thickness suit, that said, this is so cheap and if you get it on prime with free returns... Anyway, I'd guess Medium so you're not wrestling too much to get it on. It does need to be fairly tight and in contact with the skin to work properly, mine has a spot in the small of my back that doesn't contact so it makes a cold spot, which seems to be typical of low-cost wetsuits, but at this price I can't complain too much.
125449
I bought the belt recently and don't wear it everyday (only wear it when my hip is bothering me). Not sure how long it will last if its worn daily.
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I haven't been too rough with mine, but the thing is pretty tough. However, the plastic zippers on the side pockets almost immediately tear off. The main pocket has metal zippers, and those are tough as nails. I've had mine for a bit over a year now, and besides the zippers on the sides coming off within about 2 weeks of purchasing it, it's still as if it's brand new. As long as you don't mind using the side zippers from the metal base that lays on the tracks, this thing probably won't fall apart on you. As far as space goes, I've fit 4 pairs of shorts, 4 shirts, a towel, a blender bottle, a pair of shoes and some miscellaneous hygiene products with a little room to spare.
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I got the 2x for myself, and mn a thick and hippy girl, and it fit nice and snug.... just beware after a month or two of use that it dont start to break up in the seam in the booty area.. but other than love the suit
94658
I've had it since February 2014 (now it's November) and it's still doing great. Still super comfy. There's something in the material that keeps it from smelling weird n stuff too. I know it hasn't been a year yet, but I expect it to keep holding up perfectly fine. Either way....if it does implode on me eventually, I can afford to just buy another one because they're cheap :)
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Well that sounds like heaven use and while it is sturdy it will eventually wear our.But Andrew here are 2 positives for you:1. It's not too expensive.2. It's so quick and easy to use.I say go for it.
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I don't believe it is particularly 'tough' if you are asking if it would hold up to repeated abrasive wear. It has the same texture as a windbreaker. That, combined with the reflective interior material, makes it very effective though.
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I have found it to be durable so far. We have had it for about 6 months and my toddler has been jumping/sitting in it and have shown no signs of wearing. Besides needing to fluff it up every couple of days we really like it.
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I think it's tough. Seams are well built. Mine is full of bug out gear, without sagging or stretching.
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I would also like to tell people about the Fitness Trends "Ultimate Push Up" I picked up a set for just $10 at my local Big Lots! I havent personally compared its construction to the other models, but I am a former Soldier who weighs a bit over 200 pounds, and I havent noticed ANY problems with this devices structure or construction. It has a fairly solid grip with comfortable foaam covering a hard plastic? I am sure that the foam will start to peel off eventually, but for right now; I couldnt be happier for my $10.
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We have used ours about four times and no tears yet. For the price they have kept us dry so far. But I think any rain suit can get ripped unfortunately.
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Hi Cici,I'd say it's a little higher cut than I'm used to - I generally buy suits that are made for doing laps in a pool (rather than lounging beside the pool) - but it's not extreme by any means. I think the style is flattering and it's good value for the money (pool suits usually being $80+). Hope this helps. Cheers, hm
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The answer is relative to how you treat the suit. We have three daughters who are competitive simmers and they can make these last for a long time when they treat them properly. As parents we have learned to take the role of letting the coach do the coaching but as far as what products we invest in we take charge. These are a few key factors to keep in mind. 1. Always rinse the suit with clean chlorine free water. 2. Always hang dry on a hanger that cannot cause snags. 3. Never let the child cram the suit in their swim bag. (keep the original box and a zip lock type bag to store the suit in until they get home) 4. Wear socks when putting the suit on and taking off. (prevents toe nails from snagging on the fabric) 5. Make sure the child is careful not to snag finger nails on the suit. 6. When our daughters first got "tech suits" they were around the age of 12. Mom helped them put them on the first time just to get them use to how to be careful. We have purchase suits in the dollar range of $80 on up to carbon pro suits in the amount of $550. We take this kind of investment seriously and so do our daughters. Following these steps we can usually get 15-20 meets out of a suit of this type before they start to wear out to much. Proper sizing is very important. Get a suit that is too tight and it will wear out sooner. We highly recommend you visit the TYR website and check the size charts for this specific suit. Each suit design, material and brand have different size charts. TYR, Speedo, and Arena are all different with their sizing. One last thing. You probably already know this but just incase, we recommend you visit the FINA website and check the most current approved suit list. They change this often as we learned the hard way with the Arena Carbon Pro suit. We hope this answers your question and that we did not bore you with our long answer.
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I found it to be very durable. It held up for the second year. No rips or damage yet. I only use it in the pool. As for a river run or linking to others, I'm not sure but probably not.
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It has been very durable for me. I chose this one because it was more substantial than others. I don't have a time frame, but the one piece covers both upper and lower and holds up quite well. Hope this helps.
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The velcro so far has been good no problems there. this should last you for a while, yes it does have a strong grip. I use it with no shirt and run a mile 3 times a week no problem with it sliding. Its more confortable when you have short it does its job, i wont be replacing it any time soon. If you are not picky this will work for you.