TYRMen's Durafast Elite Solid Jammer Swimsuit

I purchased these and a pair of Speedo Endurance+ jammers at the same time so that I could see which one I liked better. Absolutely no question...the TYR Durafast jammers are superior in every way. The material is thicker, sturdier, slightly more stretchy (which makes donning and doffing easier), fits my body better, and I will be really surprised if they don't outlast the Speedo suit by a long shot. The only area I'm not fat, but I'm also not rail-thin. Nearly every set of pants, shorts, and jeans I own are size 32 waist. Rarely, a size 31 fits better. I found the size 32 TYR jammers to fit PERFECT, whereas the Speedo Endurance+ jammers of the same size are just a tad too small (too tight around quads and not enough length from crotch to hip). If, like me, you are debating between these TYR Durafast jammers and the competing Speedo Endurance+ jammers, be assured that the TYR suit is a better quality product and unless you are rail thin with small diameter quads, the TYR suit will probably fit better too.

The only brand of swim jammers I would buy is TYR

Update: The suit isn't exactly thicker, it just has two layers, and two layers to wear out and get baggy. Granted they are over a year old, and I swim 2-3 times a week, but not consistently during that one year period. I am now thinking it is time to replace them as the material is a little baggy here and there. No holes or worn spots, but the material definitely "loosens" up, not feeling as comfortable and compressing as they used to. They do last longer than a single layer suit, so that is helpful.I have other jammers from TYR, and I listened to the reviews which stated to order up a size from normal. In the case of this specific suit, that may not be necessary. The real reason for ordering up a size is that the leg holes are very tight. This suit was borderline for me in that regard, so I feel like you could go either way unless you have very thick quads. That being said, this is definitely me new go to swim suit. The thicker material is very comfortable, and I imagine just that more supportive if you size appropriately. I forgot it the other day and had to wear my older TYR jammer; it is so thin that I felt naked while swimming. It will be great if this material holds up to the chlorine as advertised. I will definitely order a backup soon.

Excellent suit for swim team and constant use in the pool.

My husband swims at the Y and really likes these. He said they’re just slightly snug in the waist but that helps to keep them on. He has another pair from this brand and they’re still going strong. He wears a 32 in pants so i initially ordered the M which had to be returned for the L, and he never checked the label of his old pair. These are a lightweight polyester or microfiber that he says are comfortable to swim in athletically and because they last I think these are a good value.

It’s a great fit. I’m 6’8 so it’s hard for me to find jammers that are long enough. Great product, quality and feel.

I am 6" 1 5/8' and usually my weight is around 143 lbs. In jeans I usually wear 31" or 32", but the jammers I bought are 30" and fit me quite nicely. Some reviews state to order one size up, maybe because of the tight bottom of the legs, but I think 32" would not be a snug fit for my body type with long legs. Over time I also expect them to widen a little. The material is nice and I really like the wide drawstring. Yes, the bottom of the legs might be a bit tight, but I will rather have it tight than letting the legs ride up. After 15 min. in the pool I do not think about the tightness at all. The only issue is that the legs could be a bit longer. Currently they are 3 3/4" from my knee.Only used them for a few times so far, but if something is unexpected over time, I might revise this review.

Color faded from black to gray in a couple of months while only using hand soap and cool wate to washr. Fit is excellent.