Arena Bishamon Jammers

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Arena Bishamon Jammers

The Arena Bishamon jammers has been designed in the lead up to the Tokyo Olympics.The pattern is inspired by the traditional Japanese pattern Bishamon Kikko.It is the pattern of the armour of Bishamonten, who is the god of fighting in mythologies of Asia.Bishamon is the god of treasure and victory and a guardian deity who has a divine favour in competitions.The Bishamon Kikko design is an evenly repeated combination of three hexagons.These hexagons are called Kikko, and it is inspired by the carapace of a tortoise, which has the meaning of immortal glory and prosperity.The god of victory, Bishamonten, and the Kikko pattern, a symbol of a lucky omen are combined to create the Bishamon Kikko.

The Arena Bishamon jammers are made to last. Using Arena’s MaxLife technology the material is chlorine and sunlight resistant. This undoubtedly makes it perfect for regular swim training and / or racing.With its soft touch and easy-dry properties they are a pleasure to wear. Being chlorine and abrasion resistant it creates swimwear which is soft and also provides a perfect fit.(The fabric is the result of 21 months of development and more than 200 lab trials!)The excellent UV protection provided by the MaxLife material makes them an ideal choice for holidays and sunny swim camps.The MaxLife material will also provide you with long service due to its chlorine resistance and durability.

These jammers have a side depth of 45cm.

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