Who makes the best technical swimming suit?
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Speedo.\n\nThe brand caters to all types of swimming strokes. The swim suits come is a myriad of designs well adapted to by swimmers across the globe. \n\nThank you.
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certainly you can get a wetsuit to fit you.  Your best bet is to go to your local dive shop and see what they can do for you.  They should be able to special order one or you can get one custom made.  Hope this helps!!
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WetJet Jet Skis are made by MasterCraft.  Check out their link for more info.\n\nMatt
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From the Wikipedia:\n\nA wetsuit is a protective garment used for watersports such as scuba diving, surfing, windsurfing, and triathlon. A modern wetsuit is mostly made from thin neoprene, which provides limited thermal protection for activities in cold water. It is usually lined with a nylon fabric to strengthen it and make it easy to put on and take off. Some newer wetsuits, usually marketed as "superflex," contain spandex in addition to neoprene to allow the suit to stretch (the panels of a wetsuit of this type typically contain 15-20% spandex). This counteracts neoprene's tendency to shrink with age; it also allows for some changes in the wearer's size without making the suit uncomfortable.\n\nContrary to common belief, a wetsuit doesn't keep one warm by heating the water inside the wetsuit. Water has a very high thermal conductivity so heat is lost very quickly to the surrounding water. How a wetsuit works is all in its material, neoprene. Neoprene is a synthetic rubber that when processed to make wetsuits is mixed with small bubbles of nitrogen gas. These bubbles of nitrogen gas are what keep a person warm, due to the low thermal conductivity of nitrogen gas. The wetsuit must be a close fit to make the suit work efficiently; too loose a fit will allow the water to move around conduct heat away from the body. Flexible seals at the suit cuffs aid in the water retention. The suit loses buoyancy and thermal protection as the bubbles in the neoprene are compressed at depth.
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If you are keen and surfing is definately something that you are going to get well into then pick the best Wetsuit within your budget. Have a chat with local surfers to find out just what sort of suit you will need. If you are lucky you will not even have to get one, and instead you can buy yourself 20 pairs of boardshorts. If you will be surfing in cold water you will want to make your surf as comfortable as possible and a good wetsuit will ensure that you can stay in the water as long as the waves are good. However here are a list of good wetsuits:\n\nQuicksilver Boys Syncro L/sl 3/2 M Fullsuit $ 74.95\nO'Neill Epic CT 3/2 Wetsuit                 $150.00\nBody Glove Sealed Full Wetsuit 3/2mm Men's  $ 99.99
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The wetsuit isn't going to speed you up in your swim, whatever bouyancy you may gain will be offset by drag (wetsuits are thicker than regular suits and therefore slightly harder to move through the water).  The advantage of a wetsuit is it keeps you warm in coldwater swims; they typically are only used in triathlons held during the winter or in colder climates where water temperatures are below 70 degrees.  If you want to drop time in your swim, add an extra swim practice a week to your training schedule and/or consider joining a local Masters swimming program.
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Gould has a good reputation and seems to cost more, but there's probably others just as good or better because the design and manufacturing techniques available to all manufacturers have improved so much in the modern computer/internet technology age. However, no matter what the product area, somebody will come along and invent a better mousetrap. That's why company's like IBM put so much emphasis on research and development to come up with new technologies and the patents that go with them. I had a Gould submersible pump for 27 years and it never failed. Recently the pipe it connected to down in the well developed a hole in it, so the pump had to be pulled out of the well. Even though the pump was fine, I replaced it with a new Gould pump. I hope I live long enough to replace it again in another 27 years!
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my personal favorite is the Fino by v8 archie.\ngo to http://www.v8archie.com\n\nalso try the kits over at piza fiero HQ\nhttp://pisafierohq.com/
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I cant find any after quite a lot of searching, but the link below is for swimming magazine.  Perhaps you will have more luck if you try through them...;
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because the material in the swim suits are acually "scaled"...like a shark or a fishes body is...the small scales in the suit great less friction for the water to glide over it and makeing it better for olymic compitions.
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ThomasNet.com\n Start on this page http://www.thomasnet.com/prodsearch.html?cov=NA&which=prod&what=water+sports&navsec=search
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The best transcoder made is the one by the DIVX people themselves.  www.divx.com\n\nTry their PRO package.  Still a cheap buy...
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The best by far is BSAC, but if you've got to choose between PADI and NAUI my vote goes to PADI only because it is more commonly recognised in more countries - and scuba is a truly international pastime.\n\nHappy bubbling!
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BRANDWISE I PREFER A NEW MODEL FROM ZOOMERS CALLED Z2,  GOOD FINS BECAUSE IT FITS RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE WHEN IT COMES TO GETTING A GOOD WORKOUT WITHOUT STRAINING YOUR QUADRICEPS.\nSECOND CHOICE : TYR SWIMMING FINS.\nFINS SHOULD BE NOR VER SHORT NOR VERY LONG...TOO SHORT YOU GET TOO TIRED AND TO LONG IS TOO EASY...NO BENEFIT....Z2 AND TYR WORK PRETTY WELL
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James Hoban.\n\nNow, why is this question under "Swimming & Diving"?
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NIKE man.,.\n\nnike pro gloves are the best!
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For a bargin, try here:\nhttp://www.sierratradingpost.com/d/287_Womens-Ins-Waterproof-Jackets.html\n\nIf price isn't the issue, try here:\n\nhttp://www.paragonsports.com/Paragon/Shop?Dsp=30000&PCR=1:100:1001:10027:100267:1000713&Key=Clothing_Womens_Ski_Jackets_All_JacketsCoats