Arena Powerskin Carbon Air² Open Back Kneeskin - Red / Blue

The Carbon Air² Kneeskin in Red and Blue is the latest addition to Arena’s flagship carbon range of competition suits. The carbon cage is integrated into the fabric of the suit to deliver intelligent muscle compression when and where its needed while the 3-panel internal lining offers an exceptional range of motion for an unrestricted race. The Carbon Air² Kneeskin is FINA approved for competition racing. It’s lighter, faster and even more comfortable. Carbon Air² Kneeskin features two main improvements: The internal lining is designed in 3 separate panels, offering enhanced freedom of movement with less weight. The new one-piece construction gives the suit a better fit and feels like a second skin. The Carbon Air 2 is made from the same proven woven fabric as the original carbon-air, including horizontal carbon bands, so all the benefits of the fabric are retained: lightness, compression, low drag. Together, all these attributes combine to make the new Carbon Air² lighter, more flexible, and more comfortable. Comfortable Compression Integrated horizontal carbon bands lockdown at a critical stretch point to provide compression on overextended zones, core stability, and power when and where its needed. The result is a lighter form of intelligent compression with the comfort of a second skin. Internal Lining The 3 separate panels give greater freedom of movement. In the Carbon Air² kneeskin, this results in less compression across the chest, which liberates breathing and allows the swimmer to move more freely One Piece Construction Made from just one piece of fabric, the Carbon Air² has only one bonded seam at the back, which offers supreme comfort and reduces any potential restrictions of movement since there are fewer pressure points on the body. In addition, the absence of multiple seams means that the suit absorbs less water, resulting in less drag and an advanced hydrodynamic effect that helps you glide cleanly through the water. FINA Approved for competition use