SportiMen's Swim Briefs Water Polo Suit with Hydrolast Tech -Water Polo Swimsuits -Men's Athletic Swimwear for Lap Swimming

I am 5'10 and weigh about 150 pounds. The fit of a size 34 was good, especially for water polo.

Good quality fabric, size runs slightly small.

These briefs are very nicely made but a little small in some areas. I didn't realize when ordering but they seem to be made as low cut briefs. My main issue is that there isn't enough space in the front of them. It's a bit to tight where everywhere else seems to fit as expected. I don't own other briefs like this but one odd thing that I saw is that there is only 1 hole that the waistband string comes out of instead of 2. So it's a smaller space for the knot to just sit against you, assuming that you want or need to use it.

The Sporti HydroLast Men's Camo Water Polo Brief has been a real winner for me in terms of durability and performance. The fabric is top-notch, and after several months of daily use, it still looks as good as new. The quick drying time is also a big plus.One of the standout features of this brief is the balance it strikes between support and freedom of movement. It's perfect for water polo and other aquatic activities, and provides just the right amount of coverage. The fabric may not be as stretchy as other Sporti swim briefs, but it seems to be longer lasting.I'm happy to say that the fit of this brief is spot on. I'm 5'10" and weigh 200 lbs, and the 36 size was a perfect fit for me. The combination of a great fit, durability, and performance makes this brief a no-brainer for anyone looking for a reliable pair of swim briefs.

So, in TYR briefs I wear a size 34 and maybe could a 32 in some models, same basically with Speedo. These briefs however are waaaaay too small, and by too small I mean just too tight in all the wrong places. Granted, I got them for platform diving instead of water polo and I know they're a water polo brief, but should not make a big difference really. They're just cut weird, so buyers beware.

Nice thick polyester suit, but does run a bit small. The size 36 fits like 34 or 32 in some other suits. Full lining layer front and back. Flat drawstring that could stand to be a bit longer. The inner lining has less stretch than the outer layer, so this results in a suit that's not as stretchy/form fitting as it could be. Takes a little more drying time than nylon suits, but overall seems to be well made.

Sizing is about 3 sizes too small. 34 is really a 30.

Got my first swim in this. I mainly do laps, not the water polo this is advertised. At 5’10” 153lb, I chose size 32, which is pretty standard for me, sometimes 31. The fit is snug but not in a bad way.I’ll compare to my more recent Tyr. The Tyr material is a bit softer maybe slightly thicker. This has a full inner lining just like Tyr and thick drawstring. If the cost is less than Tyr, I would get this again. That is based on material and fit. Style is your choice. This has very little coverage, but does cover as it should.