BlueSeventy Salt Water Block Jammer, jammer swimsuit

BlueSeventy Salt Water Block Jammer - $24 and UPF 50+

Published on 09/07/2026 at 06:42 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

BlueSeventy Salt Water Block Jammer costs $24 and uses 100% polyester with UPF 50+ UV protection. Pricing lands at $24, as of 09/07/2026.

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BlueSeventy Salt Water Block Jammer brings a classic navy blue solid look and a performance cut with a longer leg for coverage. The US site lists it at $24 and calls out 100% polyester, chlorine proof fabric, and UPF 50+ UV protection.Salt Water Block Jammer

Swimwear With Training Focus

The brand says the suit uses Darwin fabric and a two way stretch design that helps it keep its shape. The same page describes double front paneling for extra support and a competition cut that fits tight.

BlueSeventy says orders ship from Seattle, Washington, and its company page traces the brand back to 1993. A separate contact page lists blueseventy USA in Shoreline, Washington, with a US phone number and email address.Seattle shipping

Fit, Fabric, And Coverage

BlueSeventy's own product copy pairs the jammer's longer cut with chlorine proof fabric and UPF 50+ UV protection. That puts the suit in the lane of pool training gear rather than loose beachwear.

For a different training feel, Swim2000 lists the Blueseventy Men's Lift Buoyancy Short at $85.00 and notes 5 mm Yamamoto Aerodome neoprene plus 3 mm flexible Yamamoto neoprene. That gives a higher-priced, buoyancy-driven alternative inside the same swim-training space.Lift Buoyancy Short

Where It Fits

The Salt Water Block Jammer sits in BlueSeventy's swimwear range with a straightforward material story and a low entry price. It suits swimmers who want a tight, covered fit and a simple polyester build with UV protection.

Its limits are just as clear: it is a jammer swimsuit, not a buoyancy short, and it does not bring neoprene construction or buoyancy panels. The value pitch is the $24 price point, the polyester build, and the UPF 50+ finish.