A Look at 'swimsuit Wars' at U.S. Olympic Trials

[TheTyreeMiller]

So did nudity. It's not allowed anywhere in public at all! POWNAGE!

[blueboyblue]

I thought these HiTech Suits were banned from future Olympics, am I misinformed?

[TheWizardTrembyle]

@blueboyblue No, the LZR racer and many other suits were banned.

[TheLeilisa]

Does swimming regularly make you grow taller?

[adamrocks761]

almost all good suits were banned october 1st in USA swimming, i bought a laser and that was a lot of money wasted for one event...

[PurpleWallflower36]

I hate the new suits...

i"ve been training since i was five, and now i have to go out and buy a ridiculously priced suit that will tear after like 3 wears, just so that i can be even with other swimmers.

EVIL SUITS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kidsofjokes]

@PurpleWallflower36

thats such a fuckin exageration.

[Klive5ive]

The race should start with them running into the changing rooms and putting their swimsuit on. That'd balance it out!

[Elisheval]

Ha... you crack me up.... it would kinda be like the changing area in a triathalon.... ppl falling over themselves and their bikes to change...

[qaxxi2010]

YES! what a brilliant idea!

[su8limin4l]

I also swim. I have a F.S. pro, the prior suit and it takes me about 10 mins to get into the leg skin. I can only imagine how long it takes for the lazer.

[Titliest07]

25 to 30 minutes with only yourself

[pinionpinedesign]

won't someone please make a video of someone getting into the Speedo Laser Suit. I hear it takes a half hour to get into one. I need a good laugh! The Olympics could use a bit of humor.

[Elisheval]

There won't be one... censorship reasons... the swimmers need to be dressed, they can't put it on themselves... quite embarrasing if you think about it...

[hamsterpoop]

For international competitions such as the Olympics, athletes should only be allowed to wear gear that is equally accessible to all other athletes.

[Ken2234]

so was that speedo suit funded by our US taxes???

[Rafdaganga]

nah funded and invented by an australian researcher and tested in NASA and the Australian Insitute of sport but US television doesn't say that

[dajreal]

well, I guess elite swimmers will now be much more careful at selecting their sponsors.