I love racing any distance in the Spider aero suit. It is super comfortable for any distance, especially an Ironman. I have had 3 of them! Andre is awesome to deal with too!

I race in a Tokyo Amp. Used it for 112 mile last week and was totally fine.

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I raced a 7-.3 distance race in it a week ago. Got the suit in at thurday for the race so never got a chance to testride it. But it was perfect, one of the best i ever had. It was the spider short sleeve suit. My gilrfriend had thevtokyo suit and as happy as i was.

Jeroen

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@jsosinski - I've been looking at that suit lately too (spider) - how thick is the padding? Is it anywhere near close to the thickness on a pair of cycling bibs?

I have worn the Spider LD Aero for two full distance Ironman events and I am very happy with it. The padding is not as thick as my normal cycling shorts, but I have not noticed or had any issues with it.

The pad is not thick like a regular cycling chamois and is skinnier to which is perfect for the run. I am pretty sure that I am more "stuck" in my position with my Spider aero suit because the pad is thinner. I never have any issues down there after a race. Pretty perfect for me.