Why many Arena swimsuits last through chlorine

Most Arena swimsuits, jammers and briefs here are cut from MaxLife Eco, Arena's chlorine-resistant fabric. The listings describe it as quick-drying and made with at least 50% recycled polyester. Arena builds its Performance and Team lines from it for swimmers who train often in chlorinated pools, so it suits regular laps, swim club and competition.

Pick the cut first:

• Jammers: knee-length swim shorts for men and boys, with a front lining and an adjustable inner drawstring. The Slow Motion jammer measures 17.75 inches at the sides.
• Briefs and swim shorts: the Team Swim Briefs for boys, and the Kikko Pro swim shorts at 22 cm at the sides.
• Women's and girls' one-piece: Swim Pro Back, V Back and Combi-Short styles with wide straps or racerback straps.

Clear, mirror or Swipe goggles?

The One has oversized clear lenses with an anti-fog coating, made for training. Mirrored lenses, as on the Air-Speed Mirror and Tracks Mirror, cut glare, so they work well outdoors and in bright pools. The Cobra Swipe goggles add Arena's Swipe anti-fog coating: when the lenses fog, swipe the inside with a fingertip to bring the coating back. The Cobra Edge Swipe Mirror listing says it is World Aquatics (FINA) approved, and the Cobra Core and Cobra Edge come with five interchangeable nose bridges.

Arena for kids, sized by age

Kids' swimwear is sized by age, from 1-2 Years up to 14-15 Years. The Spider Jr goggles are junior training goggles with a single strap, and the Tracks Jr goggles are made for young competitive swimmers.

For a swimmer who trains several times a week, start with a MaxLife Eco suit or jammer and a pair of The One goggles. Then browse Arena goggles, swim caps and kids' swimming.