As many of the reviews, these do run small and I am the short (5' 7"), < 33" waist, and normal quad guy. Would not recommend for large quad men. These are not nearly as comfortable as the high priced spandex suits, but I've had my suit now for over 2 years without any signs of wear. Buy the high priced stretch suits for special occasions, but for a suit that lasts through the rigors of regular training and doesn't need replaced every 3-6 months, this works and is easy on the pocket book.

Before I bought this I read some reviews, they have stated to get bigger than normal sizing. I ordered one size up. When it arrived I tried on, the waist fit good (would have been tight if I got normal size) but my quads fit very tight, and the seam is also tight. It takes some work to put on and take off, besides the fit issues overall quality is good. Might not buy again.

The fit is weird (overly skinny legs). the quality feels cheap. Drawstring useless.

I have had this suit for a couple years now and its still in good condition. The fit is tight but I have skinny legs so they fit true to size for me. I am 6 ft and 148 pounds and the size 30 fits pretty well. The seam on the quad is extra tight at first but I like how they stay in place and fit like a second skin. Very durable material that maintains its compression well.

Have owned these about a year and swim 2-3 Xs/week and as in other reviews they definitely run small. I'm 33-34 in the winter and 32-33 in the summer but have the 36 size and it's tight. I really like the durability. Other swim suit spandex materials are short lived and when they go you feel naked. This material is way different with no see-through. Do run low in the back. I don't have big thighs and they're still tight. Still recommend them because of the thicker and longer lasting material.