Low Rise Jammer?

[TonyO919]

I'm looking for a Low Rise Jammer. Not so low that everything peeks out, but lower than the traditional jammer suits. I hate how high the waist goes up on the traditional ones. I'm also looking for it to be inconspicuous. And by inconspicuous I mean something that doesn't have the brand completely emblazoned on it like the N2N jammers do. Something inconspicuous in that way.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

[Torchwatch]

Try Yingfa on ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_od...m+men&_sacat=0

The oriental designed Chinese made swimwear seems to be very tight and low cut, in less well known brands.

[Byron]

This website says low-rise but they don't seem to be particularly so:
http://www.dealtime.com/mens-low-ris.../products?sb=1

This Channel swimmer seems to be in Speedo and that looks to be a more low-rise style: http://openwaterpedia.com/images/0/0...imming_(2).jpg

[shaulis]

Aqux swimwear has a few jammers you might like.

[TonyO919]

Originally Posted by Torchwatch

Try Yingfa on ebay:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_od...m+men&_sacat=0

The oriental designed Chinese made swimwear seems to be very tight and low cut, in less well known brands.

I will check these out thanks!

Originally Posted by shaulis

Aqux swimwear has a few jammers you might like.

I wish I could fit in their suits. My waist and hips are just too big for their brand

[California Dolphin]

Out of curiosity, if you want a low rise suit, why do you want a jammer at all?

I don't understand less coverage on the hip area, but more coverage on the legs?

The jammer look and feel is just plain WEIRD.

[louis]

Agree California Dolp.,.,....
Nothing like a good old skimpy speedo, to me jammers look silly, and UGH to them as far as Im concerned. lets vote on that who votes for the mmm...yummy speedo and who votes for the UGH YUKKK jammer.(i WOUILDNT BE SEEN IN ONE FEARING i MIGHT PUKE )

[TonyO919]

I agree with both of you. Jammers are not the first choice, but I use them while scuba diving. I usually look for ones that have a compression type fit to the legs. It helps cut down the fatigue. Leg fatigue kicks in with me around dive 3 or 4 for the day, so the compression on the leg muscles helps a lot.

I'm hoping to find something low rise a I hate how high normal jammers go up the waist.

[louis]

ACCORDING TO LAST TREADS THIS CONCERNING IT SEEMS THAT JAMMERS ARE THE TREND VS SPEEDO BRIEF STYLE SUITS.
iN ORDER TO CONFIRM THIS FACT WOULD ANY MEMBERS KINDLY REPORT THERE PREFERNCES, WHAT IS YOUR PREFERENCES JAMMERS OR SPEEDO BRIEF STYLE SUITS.
THIS WOULD CONFIRM ONCE AND FOR ALL WHAT THE GENERAL PREFEREENCES ARE BETWEEN THE TWO YOUR OPINION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECEATED, SO WHAST WILL WIN JAMMERS OR SPEEDO BRIEFS OR BIKINIS.

[Torchwatch]

There is no "once and for all" in fashion. People change as do their attitudes and influences.

Only serious swimmers wear jammers, less serious swimmers will wear shorts of various lengths, square cuts or even speedos. Some jammer wearers use speedos under their jammers for extra support and would have little difficulty in wearing just their speedos as they are familiar with them.

As shorts get shorter then more guys will go for square cuts, possibly low cut and with vivid texts and graphics. They will be similar to the underwear currently in fashion.

The Chinese have now saturated the World with board shorts, every closet is full of them, in order to keep their workers going they must change the fashion so all those board shorts will look so ridiculous that no one can wear them. The only option seems to be shorter shorts and men's bikinis for the beach, for those that are young, slim and good looking. Of course a lot of Chinese fit that category.