Aquafitness is more than just a trend—it's a refreshing, joint-friendly, full-body workout that’s perfect for all ages and fitness levels. Whether you’re joining a deep water aerobics class, doing water jogging, or adding resistance training with aquatic gear, having the right suit makes a huge difference in comfort and performance.
Here’s what our Swim Experts recommend when choosing your aquafitness suit:
Material Matters: Built to Perform in the Pool
Aquafitness suits need to do more than just look good—they need to hold up against chlorine, provide support, and allow you to move freely. Here's what to look for:
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Chlorine-Resistant Fabrics: Pools are tough on suits. Choosing a chlorine-resistant material will help your suit last longer and hold its color.
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Polyester: A favorite for aquafit. It’s durable, retains shape, and dries fast.
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Spandex or Lycra: These add stretch and flexibility, helping your suit move with you.
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UV Protection: If you’re working out outdoors, UV-protective fabric is a smart way to guard your skin while you stay active.
Choose the Cut That Fits Your Style & Movement
There’s no one-size-fits-all in aquafitness. Comfort, confidence, and coverage matter—so here are some popular cuts to explore:
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One-Piece Suits: Classic and reliable. They offer full coverage and support, perfect for all kinds of water workouts.
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Tankinis: A two-piece option with the coverage of a one-piece. Great for ease and flexibility.
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Swim Dresses: Want a little extra coverage? Swim dresses offer comfort and style while keeping you confident in the water.
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High-Neck Styles: Whether in a one-piece or two-piece, high-neck suits offer a secure fit and stylish edge, especially during high-movement exercises.
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Rash Guards & Swim Leggings: For a sportier vibe and more coverage, rash guards paired with swim tights are ideal—especially for outdoor workouts or paddleboard sessions.
Key Features to Consider When Shopping
When you’re ready to shop, keep these SwimExpert tips in mind:
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Fit: Your suit should feel snug, not restrictive. It should stay put without pinching or chafing.
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Support: Built-in bras or extra bust support are game changers—especially in high-impact classes.
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Mobility: Look for suits that allow full range of motion. You don’t want to feel held back during squats, kicks, or arm movements.
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Breathability & Quick-Dry Fabric: Helps you stay light and comfortable, in and out of the water.
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Style: Confidence starts with how you feel in your suit. Choose colors, prints, and styles that make you feel good.
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Versatility: Planning to swim laps or try paddleboarding too? Go for a suit that can multitask.
Need Help Finding Your Perfect Fit?
Our Swim Experts are here for you! Whether you're just starting out or you’ve been doing aquafitness for years, we’ll help you find a suit that supports your goals and suits your body. Drop by any of our locations to try on options or chat with our staff for personalized recommendations.
So go ahead—dive in, move freely, and enjoy every splash. Your perfect aquafitness suit is waiting.
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