HUUB Brownlee Agilis Wetsuit.size SMT...£180

Finding the right wetsuit can truly make or break your triathlon swim, and my experience with the HUUB Brownlee Agilis has been nothing short of fantastic. If you're eyeing a high-performance suit without the brand-new price tag, finding a pre-loved one like the black and blue full-body wetsuit I'm selling can be an absolute steal. What makes the Brownlee Agilis so special? For me, it's the incredible flexibility and buoyancy. HUUB designed this suit with the Brownlee brothers, focusing on freedom of movement in the shoulders and excellent lift in the hips and legs. This translates to less fatigue and a more efficient swim stroke, especially over longer distances. When I first tried it on, I immediately felt the difference – it's light, comfortable, and truly feels like a second skin, allowing for powerful strokes without restriction. Let's talk sizing, as that's often a big question for used wetsuits. My suit is an SMT, which stands for Small-Medium-Tall. This size is typically perfect for athletes who generally fit a size Small or Medium but have a longer torso or leg length. If you're around 5'7" to 5'11" and have a lean to average build, an SMT could be your ideal fit, offering that crucial snugness needed for proper hydrodynamics without feeling restrictive. Always check a brand's specific size chart, but knowing these common designations helps a lot when browsing. Now, about condition. It's common for used wetsuits to have minor imperfections. My Agilis, like many well-used suits, has a couple of small nicks. The good news is these are almost always easily repairable with neoprene glue, making them secure and watertight, ensuring the suit performs just as it should. Don't let a professionally glued nick deter you from a fantastic bargain on a suit that would otherwise cost a fortune. Just like the close-up images show, these repairs are often inconspicuous and don't affect performance. The distinctive HUUB branding and white accent lines, visible on the front and back of the suit, still look sharp, showcasing its premium quality. When you invest in a quality wetsuit, even a used one, proper care is key to its longevity. Always rinse your wetsuit thoroughly with fresh water after each use – especially from chlorinated pools or saltwater. Hang it to dry inside out first, then right side out, on a wide hanger (never a thin wire one that can cause creasing or damage), away from direct sunlight. Store it flat or loosely folded to avoid stress points. Taking these simple steps will ensure your wetsuit, whether it's a new purchase or a pre-loved gem like this Agilis, stays in top condition for many seasons to come, ready for your next triathlon challenge!