When Arena released the original Carbon Air, it became an instant favourite of mine. Fast, comfortable, and versatile — it checked all the boxes. Now, Arena is back with the Powerskin Carbon Air2, and I've been putting it through its paces. Does the sequel live up to the hype? If you're shopping for a tech suit that delivers proven performance without breaking the bank, you need to read this. With fresh 2026 colorways now available and the Air3 already confirmed on the horizo

Today, I'm diving into the TYR Avictor, one of the oldest suits still in TYR's active lineup and one of the most popular choices I see at international competitions. The Avictor consistently shows up at the Olympics, pro series races, and major trials. But while it's dominating on the women's side, I wanted to see if it deserves the same respect from men's swimmers. Let's find out. Even with newer models hitting the market, the Avictor still has a clear role in TYR's lineup —

Let's be real about what the TYR Shockwave actually is: it's a direct clone of the Mizuno GX Sonic sprint suits. TYR took Mizuno's power band system and ribtex fabric — the same technology that made the GX Sonic III ST and later models legendary for sprinters — and recreated it with worldwide availability. The result is a sprint-specific jammer that delivers similar compression and spring-like rebound, but at a higher price point and without quite reaching Mizuno's level of e

The Arena Carbon Glide has been one of Arena's flagship tech suit for the past few years, worn by world-class athletes like Tom Ceccon. But with the recent introduction of the Arena Veloce, the Carbon Glide is now on its way out of the lineup. That said, it's still a solid suit — and with SwimOutlet currently running 25% off, it's actually a great time to pick one up at a discount. In this Arena Powerskin Carbon Glide review, I'll break down everything you need to know about