JdlspplWomen's One Piece Triathlon Swimsuit Half Zip Padded Rash Guard Sleeveless Surfing Snorkeling Scuba Diving Suit

my grandsons ordered this for the girls on the team and they loved it

This bathing suit fit is amazing.

I was looking forward to this swimsuit thought I had tempered expectations as there was no sizing charts and typically I don't order XL as I am more of a 2XL size.First, the zipper is very poor quality and was detached on arrival. It also appears that the suit was slightly redesigned from the photos, as the version I got which was the C-Blue with flowers in the center, doesn't exactly match, in particular the zipper is not as long as it is shown in the photo. It stops directly at the bottom of the waste panel vs in the photo is continues past that section slightly.Second, it is not very stretchy and this is mostly due to its design as it has multiple panels sewn together and they don't stretch well at the seems.Pros: Nice looking design, material feels robust and bottom fits well.Cons: zipper is very poor quality and was detached when it arrived, I was able to re-track it but I don't expect it to last well and w/o the zipper you will "fall out" of this swim suit. There really isn't a way to repair this easily on a swimsuit and its a design flaw that will likely taint this product.

Pros- This suit is warm and thick and perfect for a slim build. I was looking for modest and this fits the bill. Great coverage for breast and bottom.Con- I wish the seller had more color options to have more then one.

I got this in the large and would say it runs a half-size big. I'm an apple shape, more weight in the midsection and the chest. Typically wear an L/12 in pants, XL/14 in tops, and 36DDD. I got the large because swimsuits that fits on top are always loose in the bottom and pulls up. This suit did not pull up and was cut modestly at the leg openings, front and back. The top accommodated my chest, even fully zipped. However, it has no support whatsoever, no shelf bra, no nothing. I'm in my 40s and do not have a perky chest. So my boobs drooped and were squished flat. I did hope the top would fit tighter since I swim for exercise and don't want things moving around too much. I feel the tightness contributed some to the squishing. The arm holes are quite big, so there is exposed arm-pit fat and side boob.I liked the color combo which is just like the product pictures because it has a sporty look and is a nice change from all-black. One star off for the pink section has a white liner layer behind it and is see-through. I need to keep the included white foam pads in for modesty. The white sections near the legs are also see-through. But it was not an issue for me.One star off for quality control and seams. There is a stitch that runs across the lining behind the pink section. It's to keep the foam pads at a certain height. This stitch does not stretch as much as the swimsuit material. I fear this will rip if I do something like a backflip. Also, it is not sewn at the same height on both sides of the zipper. And because the pink is kinda see-through, it is very obvious.Overall, the suit is comfortable and does not move around or feel like it's falling off while I swim more aggressively.

The swim suit was very pretty and fit perfectly. It was true to size. Did not lose shape or shrink when washed. Lot of compliments.

I’m 5’0 and the XS fit great. Using for a company trip to Mexico and this is a great alternative to traditional swimsuits and bikinis. Glad I found it!

I currently weigh more than I have ever weighed in the past. I feel like most clothes are a lot less flattering on me than they could be. This is usually even more exaggerated with swimsuits. That said, the JDLSPPL ONE PIECE TRIATHLON HALF ZIP SWIMSUIT is cut in a way that is extremely flattering, even on larger bodies.Even if short jumpers and rompers are SO not your style (I wouldn't be caught dead in one myself), the all black one piece on this swimsuit lengthens the torso, and the flower detail acts like a color blocking feature. The boy-shorts aspect gives additional length to your torso, draws the eyes down, and covers any bulge you might have where your hips meet your thighs.My mom, who I would consider skinny-obsessed, is very critical and also quite the clothes horse. When I modeled this for her, she raved about how good it looked on me and how much better she liked it than my other swimsuits. She wanted to take a picture of me wearing it, which I would've declined, even at my perfect weight. Because she’s critical by nature means I'm not giving her a picture to go over later, searching for a reason to revise her initial opinion. This has everything to do with my mom and nothing to do with this swimsuit.Here's the downside: this suit runs small. It doesn't have a lot of stretch in it. The material is too thin to qualify as tummy tucking. It is the cut itself which is flattering. The torso is on the short side. I'm tall, but I don't think, for a tall person, I have a particularly long torso. This is difficult for me to get on and off. Once on though, it is comfortable enough. It covers everything and doesn't feel too tight. If I had to do it over again, I would size up, which I think would be a better fit for me. That's what I usually do with swimsuits anyway.In conclusion, this is one of the most flattering swimsuits I've ever had, styled a bit like a wetsuit, it is worth giving a try. If you haven't tried this style before, even if you're “romper adverse”, you may be surprised by how good it looks on you. Be sure to size up, which I would consider mandatory if you have a long torso. Short torso? You might be best going with your usual size because worse than being hard to put on, would be having extra material and a saggy swimsuit.