Why measurements matter
Race suits work best when they follow the body closely. Standard sizes are a starting point, but two athletes who both wear a size M can need very different suit patterns. For custom team orders we recommend measuring every athlete individually.
The key measurements
The core measurements for a speed skating suit are: height, chest, waist, hips, inseam, arm length and torso length (neck to waist). Measure over light clothing, keep the tape level and snug without compressing the body, and have a second person take the measurements where possible.
Between sizes?
If an athlete falls between two sizes, the choice depends on preference: a tighter suit emphasizes compression and aerodynamics, a slightly easier fit prioritizes comfort over long sessions. For junior athletes who are still growing, tell us — we can advise on fit allowance.
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