The Best Way to Dry Off a Tech Suit Between Races

The tech suit is a great tool for racing fast! Coach Fares explains how to take care of a racing suit, from drying it off between prelims and finals to general maintenance.
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[@masongao123]

thanks for the video

[@toughnut31]

Best way is to use the hand dryer and let the air flow in through the larger waist oopening and exit via the leg openings. As long as the air is not too hot it will not damage the fabric especially when it is wet. Repeat once and then let the jammer lie flat on a clean surface where there is prefereably some air flow. Or use a hair dryer with no heat. That works great as well.

[@carmenmfscmf]

Thanks. I was thinking about blowdrying it with the ‘cold air’ mode of the blowdryer.

[@fiftyfreestylin]

I always lay it flat on the car seat or over the passenger headrest when we go to lunch and turn on the heater on. Dries in like 20 minutes..especially if you flip t every so often... leave in flat in the warm car when you eat or nap....keep suit out of the sun..set in passenger foot well. Always works great for me.