Men's GX-Sonic Royal Power (PW) Technical Swimsuit
Men's GX-Sonic Royal Power (PW) Technical Swimsuit
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New Mizuno GX Sonic Royal PW (Power) Engineered for Elite Performance. Built for Power. Designed with the needs of serious athletes in mind, the New Mizuno Sonic Royal PW (Power) delivers upgraded comfort, support, and functionality—so you can focus on peak performance in the water. Performance-Driven Upgrades: • Redesigned Waistband for Enhanced Comfort Improved waistband structure and refined waist strap ensure a locked-in fit with zero distraction while improving the comfort from previous models • New Thigh Fabric Upgraded front thigh panel is crafted from a new water-repellent fabric, minimizing water retention and drag while enhancing fabric adhesion for a more responsive feel. • Optimized Support Zones Strategic repositioning of the front/rear switch lines offers secure thigh support, helping you maintain power through every motion. The Sonic Royal PW (Power) has been reworked to meet the demands of top-level athletes. Stronger support with relentless comfort.
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- High Compression: Maximum compressive material strategically placed to optimize buoyancy, streamline body alignment, and deliver a locked-in feel. Recommended for sprint events.
- World Aquatics Approved: Approved by World Aquatics for national and international swimming competitions. World Aquatics approved racing swimsuits have a unique FINA barcode printed on the swimsuit, making it easily identifiable to swimming officials.
- Sonic Line Design: Enhances your kick with strategically placed support tape and lining along the hips, thighs, and inner thighs for optimal stability and comfort.
- Sonic Light Ribtex UW: Material designed for ideal speed conditions under water. Each panel is built with increased water repellency and compression. This engineering assits with a tight body line and increased hip elevation throughout the race.
- Flat Swim Technology: Enhances a swimmer's flat body line in the water. Having a flat body line mimics streamline position, the fastest, most hydrodynamic swimmer's position. Leading to low water resistance and good propulsion efficiency.