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Waterwear: Between Swimwear and Wetsuit
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When it is too warm to endure a wetsuit, but not right for swimwear, waterwear offers you convenience and sun protection.
You can avoid the bulk and discomfort of a wetsuit if you don't need that much warmth.
Waterwear is essential for many water sports.
Be it adventure sports, canoeing, sailing, windsurfing, you probably won't do it just in swimwear.
Waterwear will keep you warm, but not necessarily dry.
You probably spend more time out of the water and only occasionally jump in or get splashed.
Be prepared to swim well in your water clothes.
Practice makes perfect.
Our Amphibian Quest
For years we've searched for the optimal amphibian outfit
which allows you to jump in and out of the water all day and yet be comfortable.
You basically become like an amphibian, existing in a world that sways between dry air and wet adventure.
The preferred approach is to be able to go from dry land into water and back to dry land
wearing the same clothes.
Breathable splash suits come close to this ideal and provide a comfy outer layer.
They can be worn all day long, in and out of the water.
Wear quick drying clothes underneath on cooler days.
Aquatic Activewear should:
- dry quickly
- provide sun protection
- feel good both wet and dry
- be windproof and breathable
- be comfortable in hot climates
- keep you warm in cold climates
- be practical for travelling and swimming
- look good everywhere
No outfit can do all of that, but you can easily adjust it by layering several amphibian clothes, which can make the difference.
Choosing the right clothes enhances your comfort, allows you to stay in or on the water for longer
and keeps you ready for more fun.
Try your kit before you venture out for any aquatic activity.
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