Skinfit Launches its range of WTC approved trisuits
Sports apparel manufacturer Skinfit announces WTC-approval of its triathlon swim suit range. The Skinfit Tri Suit Plasma and the Speedsuit Series are now WTC-approved and can be worn at any triathlon event. Skinfit has been manufacturing high-end triathlon suits for 15 years. Its suits are worn all around the world; including ITU World Cup and Ironman races.
The newly developed, ultra-fast Skinfit Tri Suit Plasma will be worn by many international athletes in Kona. The textile-only suit features several including taped seams (reduced drag), coldblack ® fabric (improved heat management and UV protection), and Plasma technology (water repellent) for optimal performance in the water.
Characteristics of the Tri Suit Plasma
- Plasma technology and taped seams for less drag and more speed in the water
- Coldblack ® for improved heat management and UV protection
- Tactel material knit in very fine 44 gauge
- Highly breathable
- Ideal cut for top performance and comfort
Material: 80% Tactel, 20% Lycra
Insert: 56 % polyester, 44 % polyamide
Packing measurements: 300ml
Weight: 135g
The Tri Suit Plasma is available in a traditional unisex cut as well as in a female version with a racerback. It comes in black or red and in the following sizes: XS, S, M, L, and XL. There are plenty of suits in stock, so go ahead and order yours today by emailing skinfitaustralia@skinfit.com.au
You can find more information at Skinfit’s website
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