TYRSPORT Women's Phoenix Splice DiamondFit Swimsuit

This brand and style is my go to for sport one piece suits. I am normally a size medium (8/10) and wear a 32D and I got a suit size 34, which is tighter but they do stretch out, especially in chlorine! This also ruins the suit integrity pretty quickly (under one year with weekly gym use). I get compliments every time I wear it though bc the color/design flatters the waist like nothing else!

The suit was as described. Buyer sent me orange and black instead of green and black (which is what my daughter had her heart set on.

love the design

I dig this suit design. If it helps you make the decision, I am a size 12 in clothes, 170 lbs. and 5'5" with a long torso. My long torso does make fitting lap suits troublesome at times. I ordered a size 40, but could have gone up one size for more room. It fits well, but its snug and close to doing that gap in the back thing you long torso gals likely know well. The material just seems to have less give then other suits. But it hugs all my rolly parts so I can swim laps comfortably and everything stays in place. That is just what I needed. If I order again and I am still at this weight then I will likely size up and hope it provides a but more room in the length of the torso.

I weigh about 170lbs, and I’m roughly 5’5”. I have a very curvy build, hips about 42” waist 32” and bust 36”. This swimsuit was very flattering. Decent coverage on the rear area, comfortable all around and very snug. This particular suit is not very stretchy, which is okay, just would recommend this for more intense water sports. There is no doubt in my mind that it’s going anywhere. I ordered a size 38, but honestly I might’ve been more comfortable in a 40. However that being said, I definitely was on the cusp. For my build, 38 works, just very snug. :)I hope this helps! Don’t be intimidated by the sizing, read the measurements chart and follow it! SIZE UP IF IN DOUBT! 😘

A few other reviews suggested "sizing up", but if you are used to lap swimming in this type of racing suit (which is supposed to snug and fitted, but not overly so), sizing up is a poor idea. It IS made with polyester so it doesn't give as much as lycra, but it will be far more durable. 5'6", about 130-135#s, and 38 was way too big. 36 is fine. The size chart is accurate. For me, the 38 wrinkled at the bottom, because then you'll get drag when it's wet. I have a relatively athletic build, so if you are wide at the bottom, a larger size might work for you, but it didn't for me. I almost never write reviews but just want to reduce product waste - as I've read returned unused swimwear cannot be resold and are destroyed.

Love this swimsuit so far! I have only been lap swimming in it once. I ordered a size 38. I’m 5’4” and 198 lbs. I carry most of my weight in my hips, but and thighs. I also have a fairly long torso. This fits me perfectly! It doesn’t cut in too much around the thighs, it fits snug but holds me in well. I also have a large bust (34DDD) and I loved the support it gives me compared to other suits I’ve tried on. (I was a swimmer in high school so I am used to a snug fit.) I tried on a few Nike suits and I was a size 36 in nike, but those had no support compared to this suit. I would say it runs smaller than Nike suits, but feels much more quality. Thick material, without being overwhelming. Also loved that it doesn’t hold a ton of water once you get out of the pool. I was able to put my clothes back over my suit after a quick dry with a towel, and I had no wet spots on my clothes. Makes it easy to wear to the gym and shower at home. Buy this suit!! I feel so confident in it! Will post a photo soon.

I've had this suit for about a year now, and I do like it, but I find the fabric is really thick. It must be the polyester that creates that effect. I guess that makes it durable but it's different from what I expected. Granted, I haven't bought a training suit in many years. Maybe this is just what they make all suits out of now, but I think I'd prefer more lycra/spandex content even if it means sacrificing a bit of durability.I bought this suit a size or two larger than what I really need, so once I have it on and it's wet, it's a bit baggy. Yet it's always been difficult to get into and out of, I think, because of the thickness of the fabric. I find myself doing a little dance to get into or out of the suit -- not something I want to be doing in the women's locker room. And I also don't feel like the fabric is very breathable. I also find myself constantly pulling it down in back so it does ride up.