Do you wear your trisuit for training

i only wear mine for racing.  I'll do a few bricks with a new one to make sure there aren't any problems and then away it goes until race day.  

I will wear it couple of times every year to run swim and bike in around April / May to make sure it still fits and holds the man berries in the right spot still.

Hate to discover a bad rubbing action going on half way through a bike ride.

I wear mine to the office.

hey- it's a 'suit'.  right?

I will never NOT test race gear again after my latest trisuit experience.   I've owned a number of trisuits and they have all been fine. I am not one to fuss.  I tried on last year's new suit and it felt really good, no obvious issues.

Until... I got on the bike in my first race wearing it.  The chamois rubbed where it touched my legs and it was miserable by mile 5. Imagine the run.  Also, the top of the zipper rubbed a spot on my chest. 

I washed the suit a few times hoping it would soften up, but it never did.  $100 bucks in the garbage, plus a handful of miserable races.

I wear mine at the lake  for OWS practice. It's a club kit, so we kind of all wear them. Plus, the worst thing in the world is finding out a kit chafes during a race. Two years ago we got kits that were horrible, after Philly Tri it looked like we were in a war zone. Bloody circles under the arms. 

Just watch out for the Starky comments.  Those might be the worst.  

I don't wear my two-piece tri suit for training.  If anything, I'll wear the bottom if I need an extra pair of bike shorts for the week.

I wear mine pretty much only for 'serious' training sessions (race sims) and racing, so not much more than 10x/year total, but honestly, I would have no qualms in wearing it day in day out if it were the best tool for the job for training. Nothing goofy looking about it in my eyes, and it's always good to train in what you race in.

The main reason I don't wear it frequently, is that in training, I find that dedicated cycling jerseys are superior due to the much more spacious pocket space to carry stuff on long rides, and the chamois on true cycling shorts is much better than the fleece pads on trishorts, so I can train longer. Similarly with running - my run pants have 5 pockets to stash all sorts of stuff, and if it's very sunny I can wear shirts with long sleeves for sun protection.

I don't avoid using my DeSoto trisuit because I'm afraid it will 'wear out' - they should be pretty bulletproof in terms of toughness if you've got a good set even if using them day in day out. The exception for this is swimming - the pool chlorine/bromine WILL wear out your trisuit prematurely, so doing take it into the pool. OWS is fine.

I wear a tri suit almost every time I ride my tri bike. Sometimes I'll wear tri shorts but prefer the onesie. I only wear it for running when doing bike/run bricks or in races. Only wear it for swimming in races.