arena Swim Pro Team Solid Women’s One-Piece Swimsuit, MaxLife ECO-FABRIC, UPF 50+

The arena Swim Pro Team Solid women’s one-piece swimsuit is designed for frequent pool swimming, with MaxLife ECO-FABRIC, claimed chlorine resistance and UPF 50+ protection. Its wide straps and ergonomic back are intended to provide support, while customer feedback points to fit and wet opacity as details to consider.

At a glance

The listing describes MaxLife ECO-FABRIC as chlorine-resistant and intended for regular or competitive pool swimming.
The fabric is stated to contain at least 50% recycled polyester made from PET bottles.
UPF 50+ protection is claimed for the main fabric, with AS 4399:2020 cited by the manufacturer.
Ergonomic back and wide straps are described as providing support around the bust and waist.

Price

£20.29Save 38%

Reference price: ~~£32.68~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

At least 50% recycled polyester is specified for the fabric.
Wide straps and an ergonomic back offer a supportive design suited to regular pool use.
The claimed UPF 50+ protection can be useful for swimming outdoors.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	arena

Fabric and protection
Fabric composition	100% POLYESTER made with minimum 50% recycled polyester, obtained from PET bottles.
UV protection	UPF 50+
UV protection standard stated	AS 4399:2020

Design and intended use
Product type	Women's One-piece Swimsuit
Range	arena Performance line
Back and straps	Ergonomic back and wide straps

Model details
Item model number	004760
Department	Women's

What to know before buying

Customer feedback describes the fit and sizing as mixed, including reports that it can feel too tight or run small. Transparency is also mixed, with some reporting that the suit becomes see-through when wet, and fabric opinions range from appreciated to rigid. Consider fit and wet opacity before choosing it for your needs.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Women swimming regularly in chlorinated pools who want a one-piece described as durable and chlorine-resistant.
Swimmers looking for a suit with claimed UPF 50+ main-fabric protection for outdoor use.
Buyers who prefer a wide-strap design and recycled-polyester fabric.

Less suited to

Anyone who needs a consistently confirmed fit or opacity when wet, given the mixed customer feedback.
Buyers seeking a fabric that customers uniformly describe as soft or flexible.

arena Swim Pro Team Solid Women’s One-Piece Swimsuit, MaxLife ECO-FABRIC, UPF 50+ · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4 / 5 · 1,540 ratings

5 stars61%61%
4 stars13%13%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars6%6%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback highlights comfort and good quality, while opinions on fit, sizing, transparency and fabric feel are mixed. For frequent pool swimmers, the listing’s chlorine-resistant fabric claim is relevant, but the reported tight fit and possible transparency when wet matter when choosing a size or deciding how the suit will be used. The ratings lean positive overall, but do not establish that every buyer will have the same experience.

Positive themes

Customers describe the swimsuit as comfortable and good quality.

Mixed feedback

Feedback differs on fit and sizing, with reports that the suit can feel too tight or run small.
Some customers say it is not see-through, while others report transparency when wet.
Fabric impressions vary, with some appreciating it and others finding it rigid.

Frequently asked questions

Is this swimsuit intended for regular pool swimming?

Yes. The manufacturer describes it as suitable for competitive and regular swimmers who visit the pool frequently, and claims the fabric is chlorine-resistant.

What is the fabric made from?

The listing states 100% polyester, with at least 50% recycled polyester obtained from PET bottles.

Does the swimsuit provide sun protection?

The main fabric is claimed to provide UPF 50+ protection. The manufacturer cites AS 4399:2020.

How is the fit and opacity when wet?

Customer feedback is mixed on fit, sizing and transparency. Some find it too tight or report that it runs small, while reports also differ on whether it becomes see-through when wet.