Men's Water Polo Swimsuits

Although they may look similar visually, the water polo swimsuit and the swimming swimsuit are designed to meet very different physical demands.

The main differences are:

Greater support: the water polo swimsuit must stay in place throughout the match, resisting grabs and physical contact.

Thicker and more durable fabric: high-weight PBT and reinforced seams are used to prevent tearing.

Specific cut: women's models usually have a closed back and hidden zipper; men's, fitted briefs.

Extra compression: to prevent any displacement and ensure a competitive fit.

At Odeclás, we design high-performance water polo swimsuits used by clubs and professional teams. All our models are made in Spain, with recycled fabrics, designed to offer extreme durability, technical fit, and freedom of movement, both in training and competition.

Water polo clothing must be designed to withstand a high-intensity sport, physical contact, and constant exposure to chlorinated water. Unlike conventional swimwear, water polo swimsuits need to meet specific technical requirements:

Ultra-resistant fabric to chlorine and tears, such as high-weight PBT.

Compressive and secure fit, preventing the swimsuit from moving or catching during the game.

Reinforced seams and double lining to ensure durability and opacity.

In female models, safety zippers and closed back. In male models, high-support slip cut.

At Odeclás, we develop water polo clothing together with professional players and coaches, ensuring that each garment withstands the wear of training and competition.
Our swimsuits are made in Spain, with recycled materials, and are used by club teams, national teams, and high-level federations.

In addition to Speedo, there are other brands specialized in sports swimsuits that offer quality and technology designed for high performance. Among them, Odeclás, Arena, and TYR stand out.

In particular, Odeclás has gained international presence thanks to its technical swimsuits made in Spain, with recycled fabrics resistant to chlorine and designed by professional swimmers.
Unlike other global brands, Odeclás maintains an artisanal and sustainable approach, collaborating with clubs, coaches, and Olympic federations to offer a product with competitive fit, durability, and its own style.

Yes, sports swimsuits should be tight, especially in disciplines like swimming or triathlon. A good fit prevents water entry, reduces resistance, and improves hydrodynamics. In women's swimsuits and bikinis designed for training, a firm fit is key to maintaining support in every stroke.
Still, they should not squeeze or limit movement: comfort is equally important for optimal performance.