Trisuit for long limbs_short torso?

I have not had good luck in finding a full suit that fits me well so far. Suits will be snug and tight standing, but as soon as I lean over as if in aero, then the top tends to bunch up. I assume this is because I’ve got a short torso and so a little extra material exists when hunched over, but have no idea how to find a suit that fits properly. Size wise, I’m just over 6’ and around 155lbs at race weight, and like the subject says my torso is short relative to my legs/arms. I’ve previously used Sugoi, Castelli, 2XU suits.

Suit suggestions? I should add, I’m looking to race long distance in this suit, and for the first time would choose to have one with sleeves.

Does it have to be a one-piece suit? Why not break it up into tri-shorts and a tri-jersey? Maybe you’d find a better size combination that works for you.

Haven’t really liked the 2 piece in the past. Tops always have a tendency to ride up, so would prefer to find a one piece.

Dont get a Zoot - IMO. I am the opposite of you. 6 foot and heavier at 190 (swimmer upper body) but a long torso and short legs. The zoots fit me pretty well as where others have wedged me hard due to the torso length when standing.

Id just go two piece. There are some places that will make a custom suit - that is worth looking into. Maybe a bit more expensive but tailored to fit would be so comfy.

I have Kalas costum made, not so expensive. Size 4 body, size 3+ pants.

We have fit many guys guy taller and thinner than you quite successfully for many years in our Forza Flisuit with short sleeves. Right now you can get it for 20% off.

I will personally assist you, and anyone else read this thread by asking you to email me the following:

HEIGHT WEIGHT (accuracy helps us provide a more accurate size) CHEST (measured as the largest part of circumference right over the pectoral muscle) WAIST (circumference measured at the belly-button line - this is NOT the same as your pant waist size) HIPS (circumference measured at the widest point, NOT at your hips where your belt may go. Typically this will measure just a few inches below your hip bones and around the largest part of the glutes)
If you do not have a tape measure use a belt, or your smartphone power cord, along with a ruler or a house tape measure.

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