A wetsuit is a tight-fitting garment made of neoprene that helps keep the body warm in cold water by trapping a thin layer of water between the suit and the skin. This layer of water acts as insulation, preventing heat loss and allowing the wearer to stay comfortable and safe during water activities like Surfing, diving, and swimming in cold conditions.
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The use of a wetsuit helps reduce the onset of hypothermia but does not prevent it entirely. In very cold ocean waters (Alaska, BC, Washington State) a wetsuit can help a swimmer stay alive for hours especially if properly equipped with booties and a cap. In warmer waters (California, Mexico, Australia) the wetsuit will prevent hypothermia but will not help with the degradation of the skin in salt water. A person can live for days in such conditions until dehydration and exhaustion take their toll.
Possibly as the tri-wetsuit might not be designed to swim in salt water though I'd be surprised if salt water was harder on the suit than chlorinated water
Wetsuits can be used in a variety of sports and activities. These include; diving, deep sea diving, surfing, body surfing, windsurfing, canoeing, white water rafting, and many other water sports.
Waves, a board and wetsuit if the water is not warm.
A wetsuit is something used to for anyone engaging in water sports to keep them warm, protected and afloat. Places to find some wetsuit gloves is in sporting good stores or on the Amazon website. Prices are about $15-$60.
To safely wash a wetsuit in a washing machine, use a gentle cycle with cold water and mild detergent. Turn the wetsuit inside out before washing to protect the neoprene material. Avoid using bleach or fabric softener. After washing, hang the wetsuit to dry in a shaded area away from direct sunlight.
No, it is not recommended to wash a wetsuit in a washing machine as it can damage the material and affect its performance. It is best to hand wash wetsuits with mild soap and water.
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Because the water is more cold than regular water when u swim with them.
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I've been in water with a 3/2mm wetsuit down to 53-54 degrees, of course I had boots and gloves, and it was chilly, but manageable. I hope this answers your question because i've never heard of a 3.6 mm wetsuit before.