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the fastest just got faster
blueseventy is about swim speed. Their wetsuits maximize swimmer body position, buoyancy and hydrodynamics with unique patterns, fabrics and technology. From breathing to stroke and glide, every aspect of swim performance is considered in blueseventy wetsuit design. When you pull on blueseventy at the start, you’ll be at the beach faster.
Helix
For 2012 the fl agship Helix gains additional balanced fl otation through the chest and legs, and debuts an innovative proprioceptive forearm panel – a paper-thin fabric incorporated into the suit that allows an unencumbered feel for the water and improved effi ciency throughout your stroke
$650 Reaction
The Reaction suits are at the sweet spot of performance and value for the all-around triathlete. The suits are built with top materials that are fl exible, buoyant, and comfortable.
Sleeveless FullSleeve
$275 $395
Fusion
The Fusion is optimized for triathletes whose primary sport isn’t the swim: extra fl otation panels in the lower torso and legs help off set the heavy leg muscles of strong runners and cyclists, without impeding fl exibility in the neck and shoulders.
$295
staff review: Helix
“I swim in a lot of wetsuits and the blueseventy Helix is one of the very best suits on the market. The fl exibility is amazing and the sizing is perfect for those people that fi t this type of suit. When people ask me what suit to try this is always in my top 3 list.” ~Seton Claggett, CEO
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