Hello there my name is pawel and i joined this site very recently... As i have no expirience to share really, maybe i'll start with a question: im looking forward to being adviced how to prevent body temperature loss during relaxing and diving in not always well heated indoor pools. Because after a while spent in the pool my body starts to shiver and that spoils the expirience. I would apreciate any wise word. Thank you in advance.
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tempetature issue
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Thank you very much,although i must admit that i've looked at those already but i read that they tend to get a bit too hot in the pool, and that has put me off. And considering that i didnt find the right size (i looked up quie a few diferent manufacturers and they all too small around my chest unfortunately) i gave up hoping for something like swim clothes... will look further, thank you once again.
Hey Pawel.
Maybe you should try some triathlon suits if you think you'll get too warm. Orca has some great suits for pool I think. Most common suit in my local pools seems to be Aqua spheres... these for example: Aqua Sphere Swim Skins | Products at Wiggle
Maybe you should try some triathlon suits if you think you'll get too warm. Orca has some great suits for pool I think. Most common suit in my local pools seems to be Aqua spheres... these for example: Aqua Sphere Swim Skins | Products at Wiggle
pawel, perhaps "paVel"should be better if I you are slavic. Anyways, I am still shopping for my first decent wetsuit, and the more I look the more custom-tailored ones look as an attractive option. As to being too hot in a pool - I seriously doubt it is possible. It is ALWAYS COLD and never otherwise.
Hi Pawel,
If you find a wetsuit too restrictive, consider a neoprene vest and hoodie, or alternatively a lycra rash vest. (Btw, I think that tailor maide wetsuits are worth the extra expense)
If you find a wetsuit too restrictive, consider a neoprene vest and hoodie, or alternatively a lycra rash vest. (Btw, I think that tailor maide wetsuits are worth the extra expense)
4th Element vests and speedos are deffo the way forward if you're in a pool.
Otherwise, time to pull out a wetsuit.
Otherwise, time to pull out a wetsuit.