17 Cute Swimsuits You Can Actually Work Out In

Lively is known for their ultra-comfy bras, and their swim pieces are equally easy to wear all day long. This simple one-piece is streamlined enough for laps or an active day at the beach. ($65; wearlively.com)

If you're getting into some surf or SUP action this summer, this is your suit. Lululemon collaborated with pro surfer Malia Manuel on a special-edition collection that uses quick-drying, UV-protective fabrics made especially for waves. ($128; lululemon.com)

(BTW, check out this surfer body workout to prep for the season.)

If you're looking for a bikini that can stand up to a proper water workout, this is it. ($60 and $40; stellamccartney.com)

This genius rash guard can be thrown over a bikini top to turn your swimsuit sport-friendly. It ties in the back so you can adjust the fit, and its 50+ UPF rating offers sun protection. ($56 and $44; carvedesigns.com)

Cute and practical, this one-piece is sure to turn heads and make it through whatever you have on your active agenda. ($168; carbon38.com)

Roxy knows how to do swim that stands up to action, and this bikini is no exception. With a secure, high-neck cut, the top keeps everything in place while you sweat it out. ($55 and $50; roxy.com)

A true athletic swimsuit with a hit of fashion, this cutout stunner also doubles as a bodysuit for studio classes like Pilates and barre. ($275; ultracor.com)

(Heads up: Here's why all runners should practice yoga and barre.)

With a full-coverage top and super-secure back straps, this bikini top will let you focus on something other than potential wardrobe malfunctions. ($75 and $60; patagonia.com)

A budget option that looks like a million bucks, this scuba-inspired swimsuit is an easy way to try out the sport swim trend without making a huge investment. Plus, its high level of coverage means you can work on perfecting your beach headstand without worrying about spilling out. ($40; hm.com)

(In case you need to be convinced, here are six reasons you should take your yoga practice outside.)

This graphic black and white bikini is simple but fun. With a sports-bra-like top, it's a great option for ladies who don't need a ton of support during water workouts. ($82 and $70; freepeople.com)

Made from neoprene, this suit was originally designed for warm-weather surfing, but it also performs in a pool setting. ($100; prana.com)

Long story short, a palm-leaf print appears on this ombré athletic-cut suit when you get in the water. Cool, right? ($40; us.asos.com)

If you don't want to wear a full-on rash guard but want a little extra coverage, this printed two-piece should do the trick. Bonus: Wear the top with a pair of leggings for any sweaty workout. ($80 and $40; theseea.com)

This springsuit combines a basic silhouette with a bright neon hue for a fun design that's not over the top. ($90; bodyglove.com)

(Love the day-glo look? Check out these neon workout clothes that make an instant statement.)

A classic athletic swimsuit with a fresh styling update, this pool- and ocean-friendly color-blocked one-piece can stand up to the toughest workouts. ($78; speedousa.com)

There's something about a high-waisted bikini bottom that just feels more secure. Pair it with a high-neck halter top, and you can be sure you won't be spilling out of this suit if you decide on a spontaneous beach push-up contest. ($49 and $45; modcloth.com)

Looking for a high-fashion upgrade to your training suit? This two-toned one-piece has a cool asymmetrical open back that makes early morning swim training seshes feel special. ($225; shopbop.com)