This is the next generation of performance wear.
In the attempt to balance aerodynamics, hydrophobics, heat dissipation, flexibility, fit, and comfort perfectly. This suit has several unique features such as a custom-made fabric with graded fabric-thickness and compressive – and aerodynamic structure. The material is also the lightest fabric ever used in a triathlon suit.
The suit has a concaved arm sleeve design with laser cut sleeves that sit close to the skin. Both the arm sleeve and leg sleeve lengths are optimised to truly maximise the aerodynamic effect of the material. Strategically placed turbulators and an aerodynamic striped material on the side panels add to the suits aerodynamic profile. A slightly deeper set neck opening and panels on the chest and upper-arm ensure optimal comfort in the upper-torso yet remain unrestrictive.
The Insane suit is extremely tight fitted with state-of -the-art restorative abilities due to the nature of the fabric. It is made to sit as close as possible to the body, while still keeping the flexibility and comfort needed for a middle distance race.
Documented thermoregulating performance.
Revolutionary cooling performance compared to competitor suits and technology. The research and development performed against the Tokyo Olympics by CORE SENSORS, resulted in a suit that gives the lowest skin temperature and the highest heat flux values recorded, indicating the Insane suit gave the best heat dissipation performance in the Tokyo Olympics in 2021.
The fastest race suit ever.
Aerodynamics and Turbulators. The carefully placed turbulators over the shoulders and down the arms on the Insane suit have been tested in both physical and virtual wind-tunnels. It has been proven to have a significant impact with improvements of 3.5% on average and above 8% peak under specific conditions.
“From intensive testing we have done in field, velodrome and wind tunnel, we have seen improvements of 3.5% on average and above 8% peak under specific conditions for Kristian in the Insane Speedsuit.” *-OLAV ALEXANDER BU, SPORT SCIENTIST & OLYMPIC COACH
*This is based on conditions very similar to Kona with speeds of 40-44km/h and a combination of different wind directions.
Development
The Insane 3 Speedsuit returns with a number of new technical developments and fit adaptations including, a narrower leg opening, longer sleeve lengths, a wider neck opening, and added underarm panels. The suit is also slightly wider in body width measurements to ensure great movability of the arms and shoulders. The inner-chest panel has been removed.
