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Question: I too swim at an outdoor pool that is very cold at times (around 63 degrees F.) Will this suit help with warmth
Document: I had melanoma, but I love to swim (Pool), I usually do 1 mile (non-stop) so sun screen is not really effective. Sun screen breaks down within 30 minutes normally add swimming and all bets are off. This works great. For sunny outdoor days I also use Henderson Lycra Hot Skins Hood. Yes it is not the easiest to get out off, but no wet suit ever is.
I wanted something to cover me up while swimming in our pool and this served the purpose perfectly. I took the advice of other reviewers and ordered one size larger. I'm 5'6'' and 137lbs and usually wear a size 2-4/XS-S. The medium size is almost perfect except it could have been a bit longer in the legs. I did not "struggle" to put it on as other reviewers have mentioned; however, I did have to get help to take it off after the swim!
I have had one of these suits for years. On a recent Hawaii vacation I bought them for the whole family. The suits help protect the reefs from unnecessary sunscreen damage. I have snorkeled all day long in these suits, day after day and have never, ever gotten sunburned. One additional surprising plus was that it also prevents sea lice stings. I went snorkeling in the FL Keys. Everyone had bites but me. It provides minimal warmth in cold water, but does help in cooler surface water when snorkeling.
I do a lot of swimming and wanted this skin for sun protection and a little extra warmth. The skin does a wonderful job protecting you from the sun- I didn't get burnt at all. The lake I swim in is cold even on the warmest days and the skin did give a little warmth. The fit is a bit tight- I got an XXL and it was snug (I'm 5'4" and about 180 lbs). The legs were a little long, but did not cause any trouble for me.
I got this wetsuit for use at the indoor pool. I'm always cold at the indoor pool but the wetsuit makes it tolerable enough to enjoy swimming at our local indoor pool. As a person that prefers to swim at temperatures well over 90, I also plan to use it on days the boys want to go to the pool but I think it's too cool or breezy.
I have already used it for many times. It is very thin and cool looking. It took time to put it on and take it off, since it is tight. However I think it is suppose to be tight, or it will drag the water. If you have someone to help, then you won't have any problems. Overall, it is a great suit for this price.
I open water swim in Sitka, Alaska. I use a triathlon suit 2 and 3 mm. This skin fits great and provides added warmth. Really eases getting the wet suit on and off. This replaced another skin that was almost impossible to get off when wet.
I need to use this to keep warm in the cold pool water. I love this suit. It fit well.
I used this suit on a dive trip in Roatan the water was 83 degrees throughout the water column and this offered just the right amount of protection from everything (coral, sun, and jellyfish). The crotch ripped the when I tested it out in a local pool but a seamstress was able to patch it up and reenforce it for about $7. For the money these can't be beat.
If you're a Muslim woman looking for a suit to match your black swim-hood, this is the suit for you. If you are an albino looking to protect yourself from the suns rays, this suit may be for you provided you find a good ski mask. This is not a wetsuit to keep you warm in cold water. This is an ultra thin black suit made of swimsuit material for blocking the sun.
Answer: yes