TYR's swimming equipment is my go to for all my needs. 100 recommend.

I have a 33 inch waist so I buy 34' if I have to accommodate a t-shirt a dress shirt. The 34 ' TYR was a bit uncomfortable for me so I exchanged it for a 36' which proved to be perfect. Do note that the bigger size was an inch longer and the legs end right at the bend of my knees.

After wearing the competition's jammers which prematurely wear out after just several months of light use, I decided to finally try TYR. The material, liner and drawstring are thankfully significantly more substantial. However, I found them very snug. I am 6', 185 pounds with a 34” waist and the size 38” barely fit me. I am cautiously optimistic that these will last me at least a year of twice-weekly swim laps.

The material has the perfect amount of elasticity and thickness

The material has the perfect amount of elasticity and thickness

Loves these swim wear.

Loves these swim wear.

Sizes are reduced, I'm normally 32 but this is to tight. Material looks good

excellent quality

Nice jammer but after a couple months, stitching turns white and looks like your wearing them inside out.

I had to buy 38 in as 40 in was not available. But fits well enough. Better made than previous, which lasted a couple of years with frequent use.

I've been a loyal Tyr Durafast user for a few years, and decided to try the Elite when they went on sale for less than the standard Durafast. The fit was exactly the same for me as the regular Durafast: a perfect 34 for a medium-framed guy who wears 34 pants. The big difference is the full dual-layer construction on the Elite vs a crotch liner on the standard. The Elite seem to have a little bit more compression and take quite a bit longer to dry, as you'd expect. They may last just a bit longer than the standard, but the jury is still out on that. I usually get 7-8 months use at 6-8 hrs per week out of a standard Durafast suit before I start get some seam stitch breakage, and I'm at about 6 months with the Elite and the stitching has faded like usual, but is still in great shape. Overall, I personally prefer the standard Durafast because the crotch liner works better for me fit-wise (holds everything in place better) and I prefer the quicker drying time and lighter feel of a single layer suit. Still a great, durable suit that I'm sure will appeal more to some people.

My son is about 5'10 and built thick. These fit well, were durable, and were comfortable enough that he was willing to wear them

It fits my 9 year old son perfectly! Thanks.

Been buying these kind of swim trunks for 20 years. This is one of the better ones out of the box. Nice thick feel which I hope means it won't stretch out too soon. You know that feeling when you have to tie it tight to keep from showing butt crack or when it finally just becomes see through in the back? I am a 33 but went with 32 assuming it would be the usual stretchy fabric but, as it's better quality, it's some work to get it on, probably should have gone with the 34. Great in the water. Overall pleased.

Very good so far nice fit and comfortable.Holding up well u have 5 suites and there all good

Appears to be well-made. The fit is spot on so I'm glad I didn't go a size down thinking the suit would stretch.

These are thicker then expected but still good. Would buy again.

Fit well and these last a long time. My third pair in 7 years and I swim 3000 km 5 days a week.

Excellent quality and totally chlorine resistant.