In the photo above I used to have the Aqua Jogger Chart for fitting Joggers. After fitting women to Joggers for about 10 years now, I see it differently. I no longer carry the Classic because I think it is too tight across the chest and saw too many women struggle in their joggers to breath correctly (the chest gets in the way). So it basically comes down to this. The belt is 48" long, and it stretches. No matter your body type, all of us above wear the Fit, will 48" fit you? If so, get the Fit for Women.

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If you are a Large woman, order the Shape for Large women. My Shapes are different because I special order a 55" belt so that you are more comfortable in your jogger. It gives you more slack, and I've just seen it too many times, women feeling uncomfortable because the belt was just a little too tight. This is why the Shape is a little more than the Fit, this belt costs an extra $5.50. It pays for the special order 55" belt so that you are more comfortable.

If finances are an issue and you are limited by the money factor, the Economy Jogger fits everyone. It has a 55" belt for the Large Women, the athletic or mid size woman can just pull that belt to where you want it and cut off the tail, and you're good to go.

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It is that simple. The photo above was taken to model the wet suits, but it is a great example of 3 different body types. The Fit is cut for a woman, and it fits great, nice and supportive with lots of room to breathe, especially if you are large breasted. It also fits the thin athletic form, but not just the thin athletic form. It is a Jogger for women who are not in the Large category. If measurements would help you, from left to right, the first lady is 5'10 and 175 lbs, then 5'3" and 175 lbs, then 5'3" and 125 lbs. If you have any more questions, please email me.