Arena X-Glide

Arena X-Glide is a swimwear manufactured by the Arena brand of Tolentino, Italy. Arena X-Glide is prepared from pure polyurethane that provides the suit a flexible and smooth texture which empowers a swimmer to propel in water faster. In 1973, Arena had launched its first competition swimwear. Since 1973, it has been part of international events. In 2009, its new version known as Arena X-Glide was launched. The original design of the Arena X-Glide suit was objected by the Federation International de Natation (FINA), the swimming world governing body. The model was then modified and submitted for ratification which was then allowed for use and was worn by numerous athletes at the World Championships, held in the year 2009 in Rome. A German swimmer Paul Biedermann who was wearing the same, broke two world records.