Blueseventy Sprint Short Men's Jammer - 8-Inch Inseam

Blueseventy Sprint Short Men's Jammer is a neoprene swim short built for buoyancy-focused training in the pool and open water. Its jammer cut reaches an 8-inch inseam, while Yamamoto neoprene supplies the material platform for the short's buoyant construction.

Design And Buoyancy Profile

The short uses Yamamoto neoprene and an 8-inch inseam. The combination places the garment between a conventional swim brief and a full triathlon wetsuit in coverage.

Blueseventy describes the Sprint Short as a buoyancy aid for triathlon training. Its 3-4-4 buoyancy profile is designed to lift the lower body, rather than provide the full-body insulation and coverage of a wetsuit.

Fit And Intended Use

The men's version is cut as a jammer, with the lower edge positioned above the knee. The 8-inch inseam gives the garment a defined leg length without the full-leg coverage of a triathlon suit.

The Sprint Short is aimed at triathletes and swimmers using buoyancy equipment during training. It suits sessions where hip lift is useful but a full wetsuit would add more coverage than the workout requires.

Compared with the full Blueseventy Sprint Wetsuit, the short leaves the arms and lower legs uncovered. The wetsuit uses a 3-4-4 buoyancy profile across a full suit, while the Sprint Short concentrates its coverage around the hips and upper legs.

Price And Warranty

US listings place the men's Sprint Short at $81.95 in black, while Blueseventy's US product listing shows a regular price of $85 and a sale price of $51. The price difference reflects the separate retailer and direct-sale listings rather than a calculated package comparison.

Blueseventy lists a one-year warranty for training and racing equipment purchased from the company or an authorized US reseller. The warranty covers manufacturing and material defects for the original owner, with proof of purchase required.

Who The Sprint Short Fits

Blueseventy Sprint Short Men's Jammer fits swimmers and triathletes who want a targeted buoyancy garment instead of full-body neoprene. The 8-inch inseam, Yamamoto neoprene, and 3-4-4 profile define its role as training equipment rather than a race suit for maximum coverage.

Its limits are equally direct: the short does not provide the arm coverage, lower-leg coverage, or complete thermal barrier supplied by a full wetsuit. For focused hip buoyancy during swim training, its compact jammer format is the relevant advantage.