will this keep me warm in my swimminpool in the off seasons
1205446
Yes- if it is 70 - you will feel like it is 80 I think it provides a whole 10 degree HELP but not any more - perfect for Southern Florida if your pool is not heated. It has held up very well also.
1205447
No, the one I purchased is a full body suit made of thin nylon material. It is to keep the sun off my body, not to keep warm.
1205448
well it can. if you stay in the pool then you will be just fine but when you get out of the pool make sure you have something to dry off with
7376
We are using it in the pool for the first few weeks of swim team. Our outdoor pool just opened, and our practices start next week, and I'm expecting it to still be to chilly to swim without something like this :) I just plan to make sure to rinse it after every practice.If you are asking if it will be too warm in the summer, I'm not sure about that. It would be warmer than just a regular swim suit.
1250783
Amazon sent me an email to answer this and I can't but I can say that the wetsuit is thick enough to work. We went to lake Michigan this summer and the water was very cold (I never went in) but my incredibly wussy, wimpy daughter did and was warm enough in it! :)
724647
Yes my husband wore it outside before and after pool time, drues up quickly, but if its 90-100 deg weather like in Mexico, it does absorb a lot if gest after few hrs.
724004
absolutely! We live in AZ and the winter is the reason we bought it. Our temps have been dropping into the 40's at night and, by mid afternoon the pool is still warm enough to enjoy.
592071
Well... after getting it wet, it really wicked the water and cooled me better than warming, but just wearing paddle boarding and dry it did keep me warmer.
272200
Our pool is 83 degrees and makes entering the pool easier. I believe that you would be too warm. Also the air temperature when you shoulders are out of the water can make a difference. If the sun is out you can be very warm.
441796
It is not 'lined' but does offer some degree of warmth. I bought mine for use in Hawaii where the water can be a bit cool if you in it for a while. I was definitely comfortable and it kept me from getting sunburned while snorkeling. Not as warm as a wet suit but way less expensive and more comfortable. I would recommend getting a hood for additional warmth and sun protection.
2032721
Our pool is only 18ft and it works well for our size, but I have no way of knowing if it would generate enough warmth for a 24ft pool. You could try using one panel and if it doesn't keep the water temp comfortable, you could add another panel, but that obviously takes up more space and more money. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
272199
Our pool is 84-85 degrees, too. You will love this jacket. I've been wearing it all winter in the pool. It makes swimming comfortable. If you feel too warm, while doing many laps, just open the zipper a bit at the neck.
51329
The suit is not a wetsuit but a lycra suit to protect you from jelly fish stings etc. so won't keep you warm
1153304
I live in San Diego County and use the cover in the summertime. With our 70 to 80 degree air temps during the summer, the pool water gets pretty warm under the pool cover. We also have solar to warm up our pool but you can definitely feel the increased warmth directly under the cover. I would not recommend the cover for Arizona summers as I think you would be able to cook with the increased water temperature.
1027344
I dont necessarily feel water enter, but I do have an issue with air pockets. Even going to a smaller size, I still had sir pocket issues. With that said, it did help keep my upper body earmer. Very cold pool, I don't think it would provide enough warmth.
674024
Yes. It's great.. I use it all summer long and out water in it and it covers me fine.
550544
Can't speak for Wisconsin however I noticed a 10 degree fluctuation after 3 days of this cover being on. I live in Northern California and opted to buy a cover over solar. Pros- it works 10 degree difference much nicer to swim in Cons- makes chemical regulation more difficult. I recommend pulling the cover once a week to ventilate Weight- this SOB is heavy to pull, especially with water settled on top. Storage- it's very bulky and an eye sore when we actually use the pool. Not to bad to look at when it's on the pool Overall if I could afford the 3000 to install solar I would but, if you don't mind the inconvienience of pulling the cover go for it
2224267
I would definitely think so. And a side benefit of the cover is that it keeps the water warmer.
278969
I have bought 2 of them to protect myself from the sun but do know they are good on colder days so would think they would be ok for swimming.