*New Performance Swimwear Brand Unveils Exclusive 3D Texture to Reduce Drag and Comprehensive Training Apparel After Extensive development at Tenerife Top Training Centre*

 

May 30, 2024 - In a groundbreaking move for the sport of swimming, deboer swim will officially launch as a new performance swimwear brand on June 8th, 2024. Their flagship product, the Tridum race suit collection, incorporates a pioneering 3D textured fabric called Tridium - the result of years of research and development across Spain, The Netherlands, Canada, the USA, and Italy, including extensive testing over the past year at the renowned Tenerife Top Training Centre in Spain. Alongside the Tridum suits, deboerswim will also unveil a full line of training apparel.

Minimizing Drag with Laminar Flow Technology

Tridium's innovative scale array 3D texture is designed to minimize drag by promoting laminar flow - where water flows in parallel streams instead of swirling turbulence. This laminar flow reduces resistance in the critical boundary layer of water against the swimmer's skin, a key source of drag.

"Our Tridum suits represent a true breakthrough in swimwear technology," said Alex deBoer, Co-Founder of deboerswim. "The 3D texture creates an incredibly sleek surface that allows swimmers to cut through the water with maximum efficiency."

Relentlessly Tested at Elite Training Facility  

For the past year, deboer has made multiple trips to the world-class Tenerife Top Training Centre to refine and develop the fit and performance of the Tridum suits. The suits were relentlessly tested against top brands in the sport, consistently producing results in the centre's flume that impressed even the most competitive of athletes.

"The Tenerife Top Training Centre provided the perfect environment to push our Tridum technology to its limits," said deBoer. "We're incredibly proud that our suits exceeded expectations at a facility renowned for developing Olympic champions."

Light, Water-Repellent, and Muscle-Supporting

In addition to its drag-reducing properties, the Tridium fabric is extremely lightweight and water-repellent while providing excellent muscular support. This unique combination enhances performance across every stroke.

The Tridum collection has been approved by World Aquatics (formerly FINA) for use in international competitions, adhering to all current regulations for both pool and open water events.

Comprehensive Training Apparel Line

Complementing the Tridum race suits, deboer swim will also launch a full line of training apparel designed to support swimmers through every phase of their regimen. The training collection features moisture-wicking fabrics, compression technology, and ergonomic designs to maximize comfort and performance.

A New Era in Swimming Performance

The launch of deboerswim on June 8th, 2024 marks an exciting new era in swimming performance. The journey began in 2022 when deboer wetsuits initiated research into a new high-performance fabric for triathlon swimming. What started as an ambitious goal ultimately exceeded expectations, paving the way for deboerswim and the revolutionary Tridum collection.

"We are incredibly proud to introduce deboer swim to the world with the launch of our Tridum race suits and training line," said deBoer. "This is the culmination of years of relentless innovation and a passion for pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the water."

For more information about deboer swim, the Tridum race suit collection, and training apparel, please visit deboerswim.com.

About deboer:

deboer has been at the forefront of open water swimming innovation since 2018, building top performing products for elite triathletes and open water swimmers. Their pioneering designs and use of cutting-edge materials have made them the choice of champions across the sport.

Today, deboer boasts the highest performing race team in triathlon, with multiple Ironman, 70.3, and Olympic champions trusting deboerswim's products to take them to the top of the podium. Their products are the result of years of research, development, and rigorous testing.