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I am looking for a chlorine resitant wet suit. I am a swimming instuctor and I am in the water alot and need something to protect my skin. Please could you tell me if this suit is chlorine restinat and if not can you recomend me to some that are kind regards
Helen
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thanks for your message, most wetsuit will have chlorine damage when using in pool. We have few instructors purchase suits and complained change of color on suits or neoprene damage etc.. but as long as you did a good care on suit your able to prevent it from happening.
there are few suit protection products that can help protect your suits
http://seavenger.com/wetsuit-drysuit-shampoo-p-737.html
http://seavenger.com/accessories-suit-accessories-c-21_78.html
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I am 5'5" tall, Wt 160 and usually wear a size 12. What size jumpsuit would I order?
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size 11 for skintight fit and size 13 for more comfortable fit.
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I am 5' 5 inches, but only 114 pounds, chest is 36, waist 28, hips 35 . Should I order the 5 or the 7?
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While both sizes should fit you, size 5 might be a little short on you. If you have long sea booties to go along with the size 5, you might want to consider that if you prefer to have a tighter fit. Size 7 should fit nicely as well, although I'm not sure if you may experience water leaking under your suit.
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I am 5'6" tall.
My measurements are chest 38, waist 34, hips 40...what size suit should I buy!!??
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Based on our sizes, you can try size 13, although it may be a bit tight on the waist area and the sleeves might be longer.
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I'm 5'2 and weigh 115 what sz. wetsuit would be best? I want warmth and no stirrups.
Thank You,
Dyna
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I will need to know your height, weight, chest, waist, and hip measurement to get you the right size.
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im 5'3 126llbs 36 25 36 measurements, i have never worn or tried on a wet suit. what size should i buy..
thanks
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Size 9
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I use to go fishing in bahamas with a neoprene wetsuit, what nylon has got to do. Will it keep me warm underwater or shall get an other model. Also, has it a ziper in the back, thanks. Johanne Lacaille
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The wetsuit you referenced, is a 3mm nylon 2. Nylon2 means the neoprene is covered with a thin nylon material on both sides, which makes it very comfortable. This suit has zipers on the chest, wrist and ankles. However, 3mm might be too warm for the Bahamas. You might want to try a 2.5mm or thinner suit.
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I'm 5'2"". Weigh 127. Bust is 39. Waist 29. Hips 38. What size would I wear?
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The size 13 is recommended, although at your height, you will have to roll up the sleeves and cuffs.
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I wonder if it easy to put is on, I can see that the ziper on the chest is very short. That is my main concern. Thanks, johanne
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Yes, this suit is relatively easy to put on and take off due to the accessible chest zip (easier than a back zip) and wrist and ankle zips, as well.
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I would like to know how long is the ziper on the chest. I'm afraid it wouldn't be easy to put on or take of. Thanks. johanne
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The front zipper is 4.5" long; the suit is very easy to take on and off.
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My 13 year old daughter is swimming in an open water swim in June and the water temp is expected to be between 60 and 65 degrees with outside temps of 70 degrees. Will this keep her warm enough during a 3 K race?
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http://seavenger.com/25mm-purpose-watersport-jumpsuits-steamer-lady-women-p-1061.html
http://seavenger.com/closeout-sale-2mm-all-purpose-tropical-watersport-jumpsuit-womens-p-291.html
Yes, the 3mm will definitely keep her warm enough. However, 3mm is pretty thick for extensive swimming, and you might want to consider something slightly thinner, as in the 2.5mm, or 2mm suits above.
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