EP3419452B1 - Schwimmanzug, insbesondere zum wettkampfschwimmen - Google Patents

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EP3419452B1
EP3419452B1 EP16707220.6A EP16707220A EP3419452B1 EP 3419452 B1 EP3419452 B1 EP 3419452B1 EP 16707220 A EP16707220 A EP 16707220A EP 3419452 B1 EP3419452 B1 EP 3419452B1
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  • the present invention relates, in general, to the field of sports garment. More particularly, it relates to swim suits or swim garments for water sports activities and particularly for competition swimming.
  • the hoop-compression of the muscular structure of the swimmer has been aimed to by using swim suits made of stretchable garment material with a comparatively high coefficient of elasticity and by dressing the swimmer with such a small size of swim suit that the consequent stretching of the garment and resulting reaction hoop force result in a radial compression of the swimmer's body trunk and legs.
  • the resulting muscular compression reduces loose muscle totter and prevents the accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles of the swimmer.
  • An exemplary swim suit made of a stretch fabric which addresses the needs of muscle compression, mechanical durability and wear resistance, as well as long term maintenance of the reversible stretch properties has been e.g. described in WO2014016643A of the same applicant.
  • WO2015/117646A1 describes a swimsuit that can be considered a closest state of the art for the present invention.
  • the object of the present invention is therefore to provide an improved swimsuit which better addresses at least some of the described needs.
  • a swimsuit particularly for competition swimming, comprises an outer shell suitable to cover at least part of the body trunk and of the thighs of a swimmer, wherein the outer shell is made of a flexible stretchable fabric adapted to apply a hoop compression to the thighs and to the body trunk, said outer shell forming a tubular trunk portion intended to cover a lower region of the torso of the swimmer and two tubular thigh portions connected with the trunk portion and intended to cover each a region of a respective thigh of the swimmer, wherein the swimsuit forms:
  • the swim suit reconciles the contrasting needs of a uniform and intense hoop compression of the athlete's muscles, a generally unrestricted freedom of movement and longitudinal reach of arm strokes, and selective additional support of key muscle groups, such as e.g. pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles, lateral thigh muscles or gluteus maximus.
  • key muscle groups such as e.g. pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles, lateral thigh muscles or gluteus maximus.
  • a swim suit 1 particularly for competition swimming, comprises an outer shell 2 suitable to cover at least part of the body trunk 3 and of the thighs 4 of a swimmer 5, wherein the outer shell 2 is made of a flexible stretchable fabric adapted to apply a hoop compression to the thighs and to the body trunk 3.
  • the outer shell 2 forms a tubular trunk portion 6 intended to cover a lower region of the torso of the swimmer 5 and two tubular thigh portions 7 connected with the trunk portion 6 and intended to cover each an upper region of a respective thigh 4 of the swimmer 5.
  • the swimsuit 1 forms:
  • the stretchable fabric of the outer shell 2 and the stretchable fabric of the only locally applied inner layer 10 include both woven-in carbon fiber reinforcement, wherein the stretchable fabric of the outer shell has bi-directionally woven-in carbon fiber reinforcement and anisotropic stretch properties.
  • the swim suit 1 reconciles the contrasting needs of a possibly uniform and intense hoop compression of the athlete's muscles, a generally unrestricted freedom of movement and longitudinal reach of the arm strokes, a possibly accurate conformity with the athlete's body shape and pressure distribution in order to streamline the athlete's body shape, as well as selective additional support of key muscle groups, such as e.g. pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles, lateral thigh muscles or gluteus maximus.
  • key muscle groups such as e.g. pectoral muscles, abdominal muscles, lateral thigh muscles or gluteus maximus.
  • the bidirectional carbon fiber reinforcement of the outer shell 2 fabric comprises a first group of hoop direction (or, with the athlete standing upright, horizontally) oriented carbon fiber threads 11 and a second group of longitudinally (or, with the athlete standing upright, vertically) oriented carbon fiber threads 12.
  • the hoop oriented carbon fiber threads 11 extend generally parallel to each other at a distance of between 1.5 and 2.5 mm, preferably about 2mm, and the longitudinal carbon fiber threads 12 extend generally parallel to each other at a distance of between 1.5 and 2.5 mm, preferably about 2mm, and perpendicularly to the hoop oriented carbon fiber threads 11.
  • the hoop oriented carbon fiber threads 11 and the longitudinal carbon fiber threads woven in the outer shell 2 fabric 12 define a 2mm x 2mm squared regular pattern.
  • the total uniformly distributed hoop carbon fiber content of the first group (expressed in terms of carbon fiber mass [g] per area [cm 2 ] of the non-stretched outer shell 2 fabric) equals the total uniformly distributed longitudinal carbon fiber content of the second group (expressed in terms of carbon fiber mass [g] per area [cm 2 ] of the non-stretched outer shell 2 fabric).
  • the total carbon fiber content, in terms of % by weight, of the outer shell 2 is in the range of 2.3% to 3.7%, preferably from 2.7% to 3.3%, more preferably about 3%.
  • the outer shell 2 fabric is configured such that its elastic extensibility (expressed in terms of %) in the longitudinal direction is greater than its elastic extensibility (expressed in terms of %) in the hoop direction.
  • the elastic extensibility of the outer shell 2 fabric in the longitudinal direction ranges from 85% to 115%, preferably from 95% to 105%, more preferably about 100%, whereas the elastic extensibility of the outer shell 2 fabric in the hoop direction ranges from 65% to 85%, preferably from 70% to 80%, more preferably about 75%.
  • This directional anisotropic stretch property of the outer shell 2 fabric combines general uniform hoop compression of the muscles with freedom of longitudinal movement and arm stroke with the stretched fabric being closer to the hoop strain limit than to the longitudinal strain limit.
  • the carbon fiber reinforcement of the inner layer 10 fabric is substantially unidirectional in the hoop direction (or, with the athlete standing upright, horizontally) only.
  • the hoop oriented carbon fiber threads of the inner layer 10 fabric extend generally parallel to each other at a distance of between 8mm and 10 mm, preferably about 9mm, and there are no longitudinal carbon fiber threads in the inner layer 10 fabric.
  • the total carbon fiber content of the inner layer 10 in terms of % by weight, is in the range of 0.5% to 1.5%, preferably about 1%.
  • the locally arranged inner layer 10 comprises one or more individual inner layer 10 pieces that are connected, e.g. bonded, to the outer shell 2 along discrete or continuous connection lines 14, preferably along peripheral edges 13 of the inner layer 10 piece, and preferably without being connected over the entire surface of the inner layer 10 pieces.
  • connection lines 14 can be embodied by adhesive gluing and/or by means of a connection or bonding tape 15 or stripe extending along the connection lines 14 where it connects the outer shell 2 and the inner layer 10 together.
  • Both the adhesive or the bonding tape 15 may have thermosetting properties and can be applied to the outer shell 2 fabric and to the inner layer 10 fabric by means of heating and pressure.
  • the locally reinforced regions 8 comprise a locally reinforced gluteus maximus region 15 covering an area of the gluteus maximus.
  • the locally reinforced gluteus maximus region 15 comprises a gluteus maximus inner layer 10 piece shaped and arranged to cover the area of the gluteus maximus and possibly substantially limited to only said area, as well as:
  • an upper end section of the posterior medial connecting line 16 crosses or overlaps with a medial portion 18 of the posterior superior connecting line 17 (in the lower lumbar vertebrae region or upper sacrum region), e.g. by means of crossing superimposed bonding tape or by means of folded fabric crossing with superimposed bonding tape, such that both connecting lines are anchored to each other.
  • a lower end section of the posterior medial connecting line 16 connects, e.g. crosses or overlaps, in the crotch region with lower end sections of the two posterior inferior connecting lines 20, e.g. by means of crossing superimposed bonding tape or by means of folded fabric crossing with superimposed bonding tape, such that these three connecting lines 16, 20 are anchored to each other.
  • laterally most outer sections of the two posterior inferior connecting lines 20 cross or overlap with two opposite laterally most outer sections of the posterior superior connection line 17 ( figure 12 ), e.g. by means of crossing superimposed bonding tape, such that these connecting lines 17, 20 are anchored to each other.
  • the two posterior inferior connecting lines 20 may not cross or overlap with the posterior superior connection line 17.
  • the posterior superior connecting line 17 is substantially arch shaped with a flattened (nearly straight horizontal) medial portion 18 and two opposite lateral portions 19 that extend progressively outward and downward towards the superior thigh muscle region.
  • the posterior superior connecting line 17 extends advantageously across the lower lumbar vertebral region, close to the region where the lumbar vertebrae connect to the sacrum, and having the above said two opposite lateral portions 19 that extend progressively outward and downward.
  • the connecting lines 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 connect the inner layer 10 of the gluteus maximus reinforcement region 15 to the outer shell 2.
  • the locally reinforced regions 8 comprise a locally reinforced abdominal region 21 covering an area of at least the lower abdomen.
  • the locally reinforced abdominal region 21 comprises an abdominal inner layer 10 piece shaped and arranged to cover the area of the lower abdominal muscles of the wearer and possibly substantially limited to only the abdominal or lower abdominal area, as well as:
  • the anterior inferior connecting lines 23 may connect to a lower end section of the posterior medial connecting line 16 and with lower end sections of the two posterior inferior connecting lines 20 in the crotch region e.g. by means of crossing superimposed bonding tape and/or by means of folded fabric crossing with superimposed bonding tape, such that these connecting lines 23, 16, 20 are anchored to each other.
  • laterally most outer sections of the two anterior inferior connecting lines 23 cross or overlap with two lateral sections of the anterior superior connection line 22, e.g. by means of crossing superimposed bonding tape or by means of folded fabric crossing with superimposed bonding tape, such that these connecting lines 23, 22 are anchored to each other.
  • the two anterior inferior connecting lines 23 may not cross or overlap with the anterior superior connection line 22.
  • the anterior superior connecting line 22 is substantially continuously flat arch shaped with two opposite lateral portions 24 that extend progressively outward and which can preferably continuously merge with and, hence, continue as the lateral end portions of the posterior inferior connecting lines 20 in a manner that the posterior inferior connecting lines 20 and the anterior superior connecting line 22 form a substantially closed loop 25 or a substantially closed semi-loop 25 of a "folded 8" shaped connection line having a further closed semi-loop 26 extending all around the waist of the wearer and a connection line crossing point 27 between the semi-loops 25, 26 at a central region or apex of the anterior superior connecting line 22.
  • the locally reinforced regions 8 may comprise two reinforced opposite lateral transition regions 28 positioned between the lateral ends of the gluteus maximus region 15 and the adjacent lateral ends of the abdominal region 21 and delimited by the posterior superior connecting line 17 and the anterior superior connecting line 22 (from below) and, possibly, by the further closed semi-loop 26 (from above).
  • the anterior superior connecting line 22 forms a medial upwardly oriented cusp from which two opposite lateral portions 24' extend laterally outward while converging from above towards a horizontal hoop direction.
  • the two opposite lateral portions 24' can preferably continuously merge with and, hence, continue as the lateral end portions of the posterior superior connecting line 17 in a manner that the posterior superior connecting line 17 and the anterior superior connecting line 22 form a substantially closed loop 29 or a substantially closed semi-loop 29 extending all around the hip of the wearer, of an intersecting " ⁇ " or " ⁇ ” loop shaped connection line having a further open (e.g. "V” shape) or closed (“O" shaped) loop portion 30 and a connection line crossing point 27' between the semi-loop 29, and the loop portion 30 at the cusp apex of the anterior superior connecting line 22.
  • V open
  • O closed
  • the reinforced gluteus maximus region 15 and the reinforced abdominal region 21 can be directly bordering and connected to each other and to the outer shell 2, along two downwardly extending connecting lines 31 each of which crosses or overlaps with the loop 26 or, in other words, with a lateral outer portion of the anterior superior connecting line 22 and/or an adjacent lateral outer portion of the posterior superior connecting line 17 such as to form upper anterior hip anchor points 32.
  • the downwardly extending connecting lines 31 also cross or overlap with lateral outer portions of the anterior inferior connecting lines 23 and/or with adjacent opposite lateral outer portions of the posterior inferior connecting lines 20 such as to form lower anterior hip anchor points 33.
  • the downwardly extending connecting lines 31 may advantageously form a section of two continuous anterior stiffening lines 34 extending substantially parallel to a thigh longitudinal axis over the anterior thigh region of each leg portion of the swim suit 1.
  • the anterior stiffening lines 34 may further extend over an anterior lower waist region upward and up into a lateral upper waist region of the swim suit 1.
  • the swim suit 1 forms two continuous anterior stiffening lines 34 which extend substantially parallel to a thigh longitudinal axis over the anterior or anterior-lateral thigh region of each leg portion of the swim suit 1, and the anterior stiffening lines 34 may connect to or merge into lateral outer ends of the posterior superior connecting line 17 such as to form one continuous line therewith ( figure 12 ).
  • the swim suit 1 may further form two posterior stiffening lines 35 extending substantially parallel to a thigh longitudinal axis centrally over the rear thigh region of each leg portion of the swim suit 1 and further upward across the gluteus maximus region 15.
  • the posterior stiffening lines 35 may further extend upward from the gluteus maximus region 15 up into a lateral upper waist region of the swim suit 1.
  • the two posterior stiffening lines 35 may terminate at and be connected to the posterior superior connecting line 17.
  • the locally reinforced regions 8 may comprise two lateral thigh reinforced regions 36 arranged at a lateral outer thigh region of the wearer and extending diagonally from a superior rear lateral thigh region downward and forward to a lower anterior lateral thigh region.
  • an upper posterior edge 37 and a lower anterior edge 38 of the inner layer 10 pieces of the lateral thigh reinforced regions 36 are connected to the outer shell 2 by connecting lines, whereas a free upper anterior edge 49 and a free lower posterior edge 50 of the inner layer 10 pieces of the lateral thigh reinforced regions 36 are not connected to the outer shell 2.
  • This particular configuration combines selective muscle compression of the lateral outer thigh muscle group with freedom of movement of the swimmers legs.
  • the upper posterior edge 37 and the lower anterior edge 38 are connected to the outer shell by the posterior inferior connecting line 20 and by the anterior stiffening line 34, respectively.
  • the free upper anterior edge 49 and a free lower posterior edge 50 are concavely curved, thereby providing additional freedom to move to the superior anterior thigh muscles and to the inferior posterior thigh muscles.
  • the locally reinforced regions 8 comprise a thoracic reinforced region 39 arranged in an anterior thoracic region of the trunk portion 6 and having an anterior-downward converging or tapered shape, and an abdominal reinforced region 21 arranged in a lower abdominal and hip region of the trunk portion 6 and having an anterior-upward converging or tapered shape.
  • the locally non-reinforced regions 9 comprise two opposite non-reinforced waist regions 40 arranged in opposite lateral (inferior thoracic or abdominal) waist regions of the trunk portion 6 and having both a medially converging or tapered shape.
  • the thoracic reinforced region 39, the abdominal reinforced region 21 and the non-reinforced waist regions 40 are bordering in an X pattern in an anterior region of the trunk portion 6 ( figures 1 , 4 ).
  • a medially narrowed abdominal-thoracic joint region 41 between the thoracic reinforced region 39 and the abdominal reinforced region 21 is formed which isolates the upper and lower body movements and allows the upper body to rotate or twist freely while keeping the lower body and core muscles firm and supported. This minimizes additional rotation or loss of optimum body position in water during a freestyle mid-stroke pivot movement for breathing.
  • the abdominal-thoracic joint region 41 may have a width of less than 10cm, preferably less then 7cm or 5cm or 3cm, and can be embodied by crossing connecting lines 14, preferably by the crossing connecting lines 22, 27', 30 of the intersecting loop 25'.
  • the inner layer 10 piece is connected to the outer shell 2 along (preferably only) peripheral edges thereof.
  • a superior edge of the inner layer 10 piece of the thoracic reinforced region 39 may be advantageously a free edge that is not connected to the outer shell 2. This would provide additional longitudinal freedom of movement particularly for forward arm strokes.
  • the locally non-reinforced regions 9 comprise one or more of:
  • the inner thigh non-reinforced regions 41 are directly adjacent to and bordering with the gluteus maximus reinforced region 15, the abdominal reinforced region 21 and the lateral thigh reinforced region 36.
  • the superior anterior thigh non-reinforced regions 42 are directly adjacent to and bordering with the lateral thigh reinforced region 36 and with at least one of the gluteus maximus reinforced region 15 and the abdominal reinforced region 21.
  • the inferior posterior thigh non-reinforced regions 43 are directly adjacent to and bordering with the lateral thigh reinforced region 36.
  • the inner thigh non-reinforced region 41, the superior anterior thigh non-reinforced region 42 and the inferior posterior thigh non-reinforced region 43 may form together an uninterrupted thigh non-reinforced region, with the only exception of the possibly provided discrete anterior stiffening line 34 and posterior stiffening line 35.
  • the swimsuit 1 forms a thorax-hip-tension line 44 continuously connected to the outer shell 2 and having a greater tensile stiffness (expressed in N/cm) than a tensile stiffness of said outer shell 2 alone, wherein the thorax-hip-tension line 44 comprises two anterior portions 30, 22 extending from opposite lateral thoracic regions diagonally downward across an anterior abdominal region, where they intersect in intersecting point 27', to opposite lateral hip regions, as well as a rear portion 17 extending all around a rear hip region and adjacent lateral hip regions where it merges with the anterior portions 22 to form an intersecting loop 25'.
  • the tensile stiffness of the tension lines or stiffening lines is intended as reaction force per unit width of fabric perpendicular to the direction of a given applied tensile strain, i.e. in the direction of the tension/stiffening lines.
  • the described tension/stiffening lines 34, 35, 44 comprise a stripe of overlapped and bonded (e.g. glued), multiple layer (e.g. double layer) outer shell 2 fabric. Additionally or alternatively the tension or stiffening lines 34, 35, 44 may comprise tape fastened externally or internally to the outer shell 2 fabric.
  • the glue and/or the tape may have thermosetting properties and can be applied to the outer shell 2 fabric by means of heating and pressure.
  • the trunk portion 6 has an upper opening (trunk opening) 45 in the region of the waist of the wearer, provided with an annular waistband which may have a drawstring and which is lined or coated with rubber elastic material or elastomeric material, e.g. silicone, facing inside the swimsuit 1 to ensure its adherence and attachment to the skin.
  • the trunk portion 6 forms two upper arm/shoulder openings 46 in a shoulder region of a wearer.
  • An annular shoulder band 47 such as a binding tape or a stripe made from or coated with rubber elastic material or elastomeric material, e.g. silicone, is connected (e.g. bonded by gluing or heat sealing) with the arm/shoulder openings 46 and extends at least in a region under the arm and possibly all around the arm opening 46, e.g. from above the shoulders frontally downward under the arm and from there backward and upward along the shoulder blade region, as shown in figures 1 to 6 .
  • annular shoulder bands 47 are arranged to cover an outer shell 2 edge at arm openings 46.
  • the swim suit 1 may form a back opening 48 ( figure 5 ). Upper ends of the anterior and/or posterior stiffening lines 34, 35 may be arranged at and connected to the respective shoulder bands 47 which may act as upper anchor points for the stiffening lines 34, 35.
  • the described stiffening lines 34, 35 even though significantly less stretchable in their longitudinal direction than the outer shell 2 fabric, are still flexible, i.e. bendable, so they adapt to the shape of the body and move together with the body movements.
  • the outer shell 2 fabric may contain:
  • the tapes placed along the stiffening lines and/or the connecting lines may contain:
  • anatomical reference directions anterior, posterior, superior, inferior, lateral, medial are referred not to a person wearing the swim suit but only to the swim suit positioned as if it were worn by a person in an upright posture.
  • anatomical structures such as muscle groups
  • the reference to the position of anatomical structures are referred not to a person wearing the swim suit but only to the swim suit positioned as if it were worn by a person in an upright posture.
  • the anatomical reference system has been adopted here for the sake of a clearer understanding of the invention and definition of its scope.

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  1. Schwimmanzug (1), insbesondere für Wettkampfschwimmen, umfassend eine äußere Schale (2), welche dazu geeignet ist, wenigstens einen Teil des Körperrumpfs (3) und der Oberschenkel (4) eines Schwimmers (5) zu bedecken, wobei die äußere Schale (2) aus einem flexiblen dehnbaren Gewebe hergestellt ist, welches dazu eingerichtet ist, eine Ringkompression auf die Oberschenkel und den Körperrumpf (3) auszuüben,
    wobei der Schwimmanzug (1) bildet:
    - lokal verstärkte Regionen (8), in welchen eine zusätzliche innere Schicht (10) eines flexiblen dehnbaren Gewebes von innen an der äußeren Schale (2) derart angebracht ist, dass die lokal verstärkten Regionen (8) eine größere Zugsteifigkeit aufweisen als eine Zugsteifigkeit der äußeren Schale (2) alleine, und
    - nicht-verstärkte Regionen (9), welche durch die äußere Schale (2) alleine gebildet sind und lediglich die Zugsteifigkeit der äußeren Schale (2) alleine aufweisen,
    wobei das dehnbare Gewebe der äußeren Schale (2) und das dehnbare Gewebe der lediglich lokal angebrachten inneren Schicht (10) beide eine eingewobene Kohlefaser-Verstärkung umfassen und das dehnbare Gewebe der äußeren Schale (2) eine bidirektional eingewobene Kohlefaser-Verstärkung und anisotrope Streckeigenschaften aufweist,
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die lokal angebrachte innere Schicht (10) eine Mehrzahl von individuellen Stücken der inneren Schicht (10) verbunden mit der äußeren Schale (2) entlang Verbindungslinien (14) umfasst, welche sich entlang Umfangsrändern (13) des Stücks der inneren Schicht (10) erstrecken, und ohne, dass sie über den gesamten Flächenbereich der Stücke der inneren Schicht (10) verbunden sind.
  2. Schwimmanzug (1) nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Kohlefaser-Verstärkung des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) Ringrichtung-orientierte Kohlefaser-Fäden (11) umfasst, welche sich parallel zueinander bei einer Distanz von zwischen 1,5 und 2,5 mm erstrecken, sowie longitudinal orientierte Kohlefaser-Fäden (12), welche sich parallel zueinander bei einer Distanz von zwischen 1,5 und 2,5 mm erstrecken, wodurch in einem nicht-gestreckten Zustand ein quadratisches gleichmäßiges Muster definiert ist.
  3. Schwimmanzug (1) nach Anspruch 2, wobei der gesamte gleichmäßig verteilte ringförmig orientierte Kohlefaser-Gehalt gleich dem gesamten gleichmäßig verteilten longitudinal orientierten Kohlefaser-Gehalt des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) ist und der gesamte Kohlefaser-Gehalt angegeben in Gewichts-% des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) in dem Bereich von 2,3% bis 3,7% oder von 2,7% bis 3,3% liegt.
  4. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem vorhergehenden Anspruch, wobei eine elastische Dehnfähigkeit des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) in der longitudinalen Richtung größer als eine elastische Dehnfähigkeit des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) in der Ringrichtung ist,
    wobei die elastische Dehnfähigkeit des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) in der longitudinalen Richtung von 85% bis 115% oder von 95% bis 105% beträgt, wobei die elastische Dehnfähigkeit des Gewebes der äußeren Schale (2) in der Ringrichtung von 65% bis 85% oder von 70% bis 80% beträgt,
    wobei die Kohlefaser-Verstärkung des Gewebes der inneren Schicht (10) im Wesentlichen lediglich in der Ringrichtung unidirektional ist,
    wobei der gesamte Kohlefaser-Gehalt der inneren Schicht (10) in Gewichts-% ausgedrückt in dem Bereich von 0,5% bis 1,5%, vorzugsweise bei etwa 1% liegt.
  5. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem vorhergehenden Anspruch, wobei die Kohlefaser-Verstärkung des Gewebes der inneren Schicht (10) im Wesentlichen lediglich in der Ringrichtung unidirektional ist.
  6. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die Verbindungslinien (14) ausgewählt sind in der Gruppe, bestehend aus:
    - adhäsiven Klebelinien,
    - Klebeband (15) oder -streifen.
  7. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die verstärkten Regionen (8) eine verstärkte Region des Gluteus Maximus (15) umfassen, wobei:
    - ein Stück einer inneren Schicht des Gluteus Maximus (10) dazu geformt und angeordnet ist, den Bereich des Gluteus Maximus zu bedecken und im Wesentlichen darauf begrenzt ist,
    - eine posteriore obere Verbindungslinie (17) sich transversal von einer lateralen Seite zu der gegenüberliegenden lateralen Seite in einer oberen Endregion des Gluteus Maximus Muskels erstreckt,
    - eine posteriore mediale Verbindungslinie (16) sich von dem Lendenwirbelbereich medial nach unten in eine Schrittregion erstreckt,
    - zwei posteriore untere Verbindungslinien (20) sich von der Schrittregion nach hinten, lateral außen und unten erstrecken.
  8. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die verstärkten Regionen (8) eine verstärkte Bauchregion (21) umfassen, welche einen Bereich von wenigstens dem unteren Bauch bedeckt, wobei:
    - ein Stück einer inneren Bauchschicht (10) dazu geformt und angeordnet ist, den Bereich der unteren Bauchmuskeln zu bedecken und im Wesentlichen darauf begrenzt ist,
    - eine anteriore obere Verbindungslinie (22) sich transversal von einer lateralen Seite zu der gegenüberliegenden lateralen Seite über die Bauchmuskel-Region erstreckt,
    - zwei anteriore untere Verbindungslinien (23) sich von der Schrittregion nach vorne, lateral außen und oben erstrecken.
  9. Schwimmanzug (1) nach Ansprüchen 7 und 8, wobei zwei gegenüberliegende laterale Teile (24) der anterioren oberen Verbindungslinie (22) mit lateralen Endteilen der posterioren unteren Verbindungslinien (20) in einer Weise zusammenlaufen und als sie weiterlaufen, dass die posterioren unteren Verbindungslinien (20) und die anteriore obere Verbindungslinie (22) einen im Wesentlichen geschlossenen Ring (25) bilden, und/oder wobei die anteriore obere Verbindungslinie (22) einen medial nach oben orientierten Scheitel bildet, von welchem sich zwei entgegengesetzte laterale Teile (24') lateral nach außen erstrecken und mit lateralen Endteilen der posterioren oberen Verbindungslinie (17) derart zusammenlaufen und als sie weiterlaufen, dass die posteriore obere Verbindungslinie (17) und die anteriore obere Verbindungslinie (22) einen im Wesentlichen geschlossenen Ring (29) bilden.
  10. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der Ansprüche 7 bis 9, wobei die verstärkte Region des Gluteus Maximus (15) und die verstärkte Bauchregion (21) direkt aneinander angrenzen und miteinander verbunden sind.
  11. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die verstärkten Regionen (8) zwei laterale verstärkte Oberschenkelregionen (36) umfassen, welche an einer lateral äußeren Oberschenkelregion des Trägers angeordnet sind und sich diagonal von einer oberen hinteren lateralen Oberschenkelregion nach unten und vorne zu einer unteren anterioren lateralen Oberschenkelregion erstrecken,
    wobei ein oberer posteriorer Rand (37) und ein unterer anteriorer Rand (38) der Stücke der inneren Schicht (10) der lateralen Verstärkungsregionen der Oberschenkel (36) mit der äußeren Schale (2) durch Verbindungslinien verbunden sind,
    während ein freier oberer anteriorer Rand (49) und ein freier unterer posteriorer Rand (50) der Stücke der inneren Schicht (10) der lateralen verstärkten Oberschenkelregionen (36) nicht mit der äußeren Schale (2) verbunden sind, wobei der freie obere anteriore Rand (49) und der freie untere posteriore Rand (50) konkav gekrümmt sind.
  12. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei:
    - die verstärkten Regionen (8) eine verstärkte Brustregion (39), welche in einer anterioren Brustregion eines Rumpfteils (6) des Schwimmanzugs (1) angeordnet ist und eine anterior-abwärts konvergierende Form aufweist, und eine verstärkte Bauchregion (21) umfassen, welche in einer unteren Bauch- und Hüftregion des Rumpfteils (6) angeordnet ist und eine anterior-aufwärts konvergierende Form aufweist,
    - die nicht-verstärkten Regionen (9) zwei gegenüberliegende nicht-verstärkte Taillenregionen (40) umfassen, welche in gegenüberliegenden lateralen Taillenregionen des Rumpfteils (6) angeordnet sind und beide eine medial konvergierende Form aufweisen,
    - die verstärkte Brustregion (39), die verstärkte Bauchregion (21) und die nicht-verstärkten Taillenregionen (40) in einer "X"-Form in einer anterioren Region des Rumpfteils (6) angrenzen,
    wobei in der verstärkten Brustregion (39) das Stück der inneren Schicht (10) mit der äußeren Schale (2) entlang Umfangsrändern des Stücks der inneren Schicht (10) verbunden ist, jedoch nicht über den gesamten Flächenbereich der inneren Schicht, und ein freier oberer Rand des Stücks der inneren Schicht (10) der verstärkten Brustregion (39) nicht mit der äußeren Schale (2) verbunden ist.
  13. Schwimmanzug (1) nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die nicht-verstärkten Regionen (9) umfassen:
    - zwei gegenüberliegende nicht-verstärkte innere Oberschenkelregionen (41),
    - zwei obere anteriore nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregionen (42),
    - zwei untere posteriore nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregionen (43), und/oder wobei der Schwimmanzug eine Thorax-Hüfte-Spannungslinie (44) bildet, welche durchgehend mit der äußeren Schale (2) verbunden ist und eine größere Zugsteifigkeit aufweist als eine Zugsteifigkeit der äußeren Schale (2) alleine, wobei die Thorax-Hüfte-Spannungslinie (44) umfasst:
    - zwei anteriore Teile (30, 22), welche sich von gegenüberliegenden lateralen Brustregionen diagonal nach unten über eine anteriore Bauchregion erstrecken, wo sie in einem Schnittpunkt (27') schneiden, und weiter zu gegenüberliegenden lateralen Hüftregionen,
    - einen hinteren Teil (17), welcher sich insgesamt um eine hintere Hüftregion und benachbarte laterale Hüftregionen erstreckt, wo er mit den anterioren Teilen (22) zusammenläuft, um einen Schnittring (25') zu bilden.
  14. Schwimmanzug (1) nach Ansprüchen 7, 8, 11 und 13,
    - wobei die inneren nicht-verstärkten Oberschenkelbereiche (41) direkt benachbart zu und angrenzend an die verstärkte Region des Gluteus Maximus (15), die verstärkte Bauchregion (21) und die laterale verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (36) sind,
    - wobei die oberen anterioren nicht-verstärkten Oberschenkelregionen (42) direkt benachbart zu und angrenzend an die laterale verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (36) und wenigstens einer aus der verstärkten Region des Gluteus Maximus (15) und der verstärkten Bauchregion (21) sind,
    - wobei die unteren posterioren nicht-verstärkten Oberschenkelregionen (43) direkt benachbart zu und angrenzend an die laterale verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (36) sind.
  15. Schwimmanzug (1) nach Anspruch 13, wobei in jedem rohrförmigen Oberschenkelteil (7) des Schwimmanzugs (1) die innere nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (41), die obere anteriore nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (42) und die untere posteriore nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregion (43) zusammen eine ununterbrochene nicht-verstärkte Oberschenkelregion bilden, mit der einzigen Ausnahme der möglicherweise bereitgestellten Versteifungslinien (34, 35).
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