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Women's Trisuits

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Trisuits cut for women, in sleeved and sleeveless styles. One suit takes you through the swim, the bike and the run with no changing in transition, and a women's cut fits better through the chest, waist and hips than a unisex or men's suit.

Read more: the women's cut, support, sizing and care

What makes a women's trisuit different

A women's suit is shaped for a shorter torso, a narrower waist and wider hips, and its chamois is shaped and placed for a female riding position. That chamois is thin enough for the bike leg without holding water in the swim or rubbing on the run. Sizing up in a men's suit leaves loose fabric that flaps, holds water and chafes.

Support

Some women's suits include a light built-in support layer, which works well for shorter races. Many women prefer a thin, quick-drying sports bra underneath for more support. Whichever you choose, try the combination in a training swim and run, because seams that feel fine on land can rub once they are wet.

Sleeved or sleeveless

A sleeved suit is faster through the air and keeps the sun off your shoulders on Olympic distance and longer races in Indian heat. A sleeveless or racerback suit runs cooler and leaves the shoulders free in the swim, which suits sprint races and humid early starts.

Getting the size right

Size by bust, waist, hips and height against the brand's own chart rather than your usual clothing size. The suit should feel snug standing up and comfortable on the bike. If you fall between sizes, torso length usually decides it, since a short suit pulls on the shoulders when you ride.

Care

Rinse the suit in cold fresh water after every swim, wash it gently without fabric softener and dry it in the shade. For the rest of your race kit, see the triathlon kit page and wetsuits, or browse all trisuits and men's trisuits.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a women's trisuit different?

A women's trisuit is cut for a female shape, with a shorter torso, a narrower waist and more room through the hips and chest, and its chamois is shaped for a female riding position. That fit means no loose fabric to hold water or chafe, which is why a women's suit is more comfortable than sizing up or down in a men's one.

Do women's trisuits have built-in support?

Some women's trisuits have a light built-in support layer, which is enough for many athletes over shorter races. If you want more support, wear a thin, quick-drying sports bra underneath, since it sits fine under both the suit and a wetsuit. Test the combination in a training swim and run, because seams that feel fine on land can rub once wet.

How do I choose the right size of women's trisuit?

Choose your size from your bust, waist, hips and height measured against the brand's own chart, not your usual clothing size, because every brand cuts differently. The suit should feel snug standing up and comfortable on the bike. If you are between sizes, let torso length decide, since a suit that is too short pulls on the shoulders when you ride.

Should I choose a sleeved or sleeveless women's trisuit?

Choose a sleeved trisuit for Olympic distance and longer, because sleeves are faster through the air and keep the sun off your shoulders in Indian heat. A sleeveless or racerback suit runs cooler and leaves the shoulders completely free in the swim, which suits sprint races, humid early starts and swimmers who like a full range of arm movement.

Can I wear a women's trisuit under a wetsuit?

Yes, a trisuit is made to be worn under a wetsuit, so you can take the wetsuit off after the swim and ride and run without changing. Choose a suit with a smooth back and no bulky pockets where the wetsuit sits, and practise a swim in both so any rubbing at the neck or underarms shows up in training.

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