BALLOONS OUT FROM BACK FLAP (tie cord is BELOW it!) WHICH CATCHES WATER AND STOPS FORWARD SWIMMING but fixable! I do not know WHY the back has a higher area and one reviewer said it ballooned out, catching water like a sail while swimming. I have a tight rashguard top over mine and it still came free and did EXACTLY that.I could not swim/bodysurf or surf with the ballooning out like a stop sign/sail. It catches water every time. I tried tying a rash guard tght at the waist and it still came out. UGH. So–amputation.I use these for bodysurfing so I actually CUT IT OFF as there is a…
A little higher waist is a good idea, but this a poor execution. I usually swim in 2mm, O’neill wakeboard shorts. A little higher waist is a good idea, but this a poor execution.If you are an open water swimmer, there is a serious problem with the design of these shorts. In the back of the suit, the drawstring is about three inches down from the top of the suit. This makes it impossible to keep the top of the suit from ballooning-out when you are moving. It’s like towing a parachute.I don’t know if I can somehow sew a drawstring into…
Jaime
Hands down favorite athletic shorts I've ever owned
Full Body Dive Wetsuit Sports Skins Lycra Rash Guard for Men Women, UV Protection Long Sleeve One Piece Swimwear for Snorkeling Surfing Scuba Diving Swimming Kayaking Sailing Canoeing (S)
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BALLOONS OUT FROM BACK FLAP (tie cord is BELOW it!) WHICH CATCHES WATER AND STOPS FORWARD SWIMMING but fixable! I do not know WHY the back has a higher area and one reviewer said it ballooned out, catching water like a sail while swimming. I have a tight rashguard top over mine and it still came free and did EXACTLY that.I could not swim/bodysurf or surf with the ballooning out like a stop sign/sail. It catches water every time. I tried tying a rash guard tght at the waist and it still came out. UGH. So–amputation.I use these for bodysurfing so I actually CUT IT OFF as there is a…
A little higher waist is a good idea, but this a poor execution. I usually swim in 2mm, O’neill wakeboard shorts. A little higher waist is a good idea, but this a poor execution.If you are an open water swimmer, there is a serious problem with the design of these shorts. In the back of the suit, the drawstring is about three inches down from the top of the suit. This makes it impossible to keep the top of the suit from ballooning-out when you are moving. It’s like towing a parachute.I don’t know if I can somehow sew a drawstring into…