Following his test of 2XU compression tights, Jonathan Hammond puts the 2XU V:1 wetsuit to the test at the lake. He commented that the V:1 is a good looking suit, with its distinctive high velocity strakes.”Pulling on the suit for the first time, I noticed how the neoprene was more flexible and seemed to stretch much easier than any of my previous wetsuits, especially around the shoulders” says Jonathan. “Other older Orca and 2XU suits are all stiffer around the shoulders and never gave me the flexibility I wanted.”He almost immediately noticed the improvements in performance “with increased movement in the shoulders, I felt more agile in the water and I immediately noticed that my ‘catch’ was more powerful”.
Whilst I didn’t record my times, I definately felt quicker and tired less at pace. Having said that my lats killed aftewards – always a good sign of a strong session.
Read Jonathan’s full review on the Trigear website and find out how he rated the 2XU V:1 out of ten!
The hottest property in triathlon this summer is undoubtedly the 2XU project X wetsuit.
For several years, we’ve known that first class compression garments such as 









