HUUB Brownlee Agilis 3.3 Wetsuit Women

The philosophy of HUUB has always been to create women-specific wetsuits for women and men-specific wetsuits for men, to achieve... The philosophy of HUUB has always been to create women-specific wetsuits for women and men-specific wetsuits for men, to achieve the ultimate benefit for both.The women's market demanded the unmatched flexibility of the Agilis, so we designed this pure women's wetsuit with their unique 3:3 buoyancy profile to provide maximum performance for female athletes.Since the first women's triathlon wetsuit was designed, other brands have adapted their men's wetsuits for women. Their very first wetsuit for women's triathlon in 2011 was a women's specific suit, completely redesigned for women's shape - it was not a men's suit with women's fit. HUUB Design worked with the Brownlee brothers to create the best collaboration yet - the ultimate wetsuit for peak performance. It has been a two-year development, two years of testing and approval with the Brownlees on our side as our testers and developers. They accept no compromises, no "can it be better?". If it's not the best, they're not interested. Listening to Alistair and Jonny hasHUUB produced a suit like no other, a suit with two very simple goals. The Brownlees wanted to be able to: Swim as if they weren't wearing a wetsuit throughout the stroke cycle. Get their hips and legs as high as possible and also keep them there It is these two simple requests that led us to research materials, stretch, swim strokes and how materials behave under tension. We have now created a new Arms Neutral™ position that reduces the typical maximum stretch cycle by 50%. Your stroke style with a wetsuit can now mimic your stroke style without a wetsuit, delivering a never-before-felt Rotational Freedom™ - "a game changer" according to the Brownlees.New flotation materials deliver unprecedented leg elevator and lower-body buoyancy within legal limits. HUUB's exclusive +43™ neoprene offers 43% more buoyancy than standard neoprene. Typically, wetsuit companies add extra buoyancy to the thighs and hips,