For the triathlete, or open water swimmer, who wants an absolute top-of-the-line suit, this wetsuit offers a great deal of flexibility, buoyancy, and speed. The placement of "air cells" in the suit gives you the buoyancy you need in exactly the right places. We particularly liked how flexible the suit felt in the shoulders, which is essential for a comfortable (and fast) swim.

A go-to choice for so many triathletes and open water swimmers because it offers the perfect mix of comfort, flexibility, and buoyancy. A good wetsuit isn’t just about staying warm—it’s about efficiency. The increased buoyancy helps lift your hips in the water, improving your position and reducing drag, so you can swim faster with less effort. The One 7 is Sailfish's most buoyant suit, making it especially great for anyone who struggles with their body position in the water. It’s designed to help you conserve energy during the swim, setting you up for a stronger bike and run. Whether you're new to triathlon or a seasoned competitor, this suit is a dependable choice.

Just released at the 2024 Ironman World Championships in Kona, this is Sailfish’s newest and best swimskin yet. For those of you that aren't familiar, swimskins are intended to be worn over your race suit when the water is too warm for a wetsuit. Swimskins allow for a much more streamlined fit, which helps you glide through the water more efficiently. Designed with ergonomically positioned compression zones, it boosts blood flow while delivering the perfect balance of stability and flexibility. Fun fact: World Champions Sam Laidlow and Patrick Lange wore this exact swimskin to their most recent world titles. If it’s good enough for them, it’s definitely good enough for us!

This is just one of those bags that you will end up using for everything. It’s awesome for traveling to races—plenty of room for all your gear—and just as handy for day-to-day trips to the pool. The water-resistant design means you don’t have to stress about your stuff getting wet, whether it’s from splashes or unexpected rain. It’s got plenty of space to keep things organized, so you’re not digging around for goggles or snacks. We found this to be the type of bag that’s built for triathlon life, but it works just as well for whatever else you’ve got going on.