Is this suit made from chlorine resistant material?
209503
Yes, i think so - mine has held up very well in highly chlorinated water several times a week.
209504
Yes it is. I use it for water aerobics in a pool with chlorine. And after about 15 classes so far, it is still holding its shape. I'm loving it.
209505
Yes Nancy, any suit with a high percentage of polyester has the best chlorine resistance.
135537
No. The body of the vest is mesh, the rest of the vest is the solid floatation type material. It is an excellent vest, light weight and not bulky. My husband uses it for both kayaking and dragon boating.
1572351
It is stamped made in Finland. Silicone treated, no indication of chlorine or bleaching that I can find. Hope this is of help to you.
156993
I cannot directly answer your question but I can assure you that these are waterproof. They are made of the material that dry suits are (not to be confused with wet suits).
485329
The bag is made with two pieces of material sew together by wrapping the sides with a strip of binding fabric and sewing through all 4 layers. The nylon front and back of bag are definitely water resistant. The small strip of fabric is not water resistant. I poured water on the bag and let it remain for about a minute and none went through the nylon but the strip of binding was wet. I would say the bag is definitely water resistant but not entirely water proof. Should protect from rain but I wouldn't throw it in the pool. I have traveled with the bag several times with up to 4 dresses in it and it has worked well, no side seam splitting. The bag is made with two pieces of material sew together by wrapping the sides with a strip of binding fabric and sewing through all 4 layers. The nylon front and back of bag are definitely water resistant. The small strip of fabric is not water resistant. I poured water on the bag and let it remain for about a minute and none went through the nylon but the strip of binding was wet. I would say the bag is definitely water resistant but not entirely water proof. Should protect from rain but I wouldn't throw it in the pool. I have traveled with the bag several times with up to 4 dresses in it... » Read More The bag is made with two pieces of material sew together by wrapping the sides with a strip of binding fabric and sewing through all 4 layers. The nylon front and back of bag are definitely water resistant. The small strip of fabric is not water resistant. I poured water on the bag and let it remain for about a minute and none went through the nylon but the strip of binding was wet. I would say the bag is definitely water resistant but not entirely water proof. Should protect from rain but I wouldn't throw it in the pool. I have traveled with the bag several times with up to 4 dresses in it and it has worked well, no side seam splitting. « Show Less
225903
I have used mine in the chlorine pool for the past two summers and so far so good. It hasn't faded or lost it's elasticity.
419983
We returned ours because the sizing chart wasn't accurate....we meant to purchase another but never got around to it. I will try to help from what I remember.....It was very good quality. Any life jacket will restrict some movement...but they will definitely be able to navigate. Neoprene is the breathable material that is used in things like wet suits.....it is a very comfortable material .....hope this helps :)
441798
it is not lined. it is a 5mil thick. It is a good suit... I bought it for Snorkeling... The main things that I was looking for was protection from the sun, abrasion and jelly fish stings... It does give a little thermal help. I recommend it for protection. It does not give warmth like a wet suit.
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I'm not sure if it is made out of stainless steel (it looks like it is) because it is coated with a heavy plastic so that it is smooth (won't snag on clothing or skin) and waterproof. I use mine when riding our motorcycle and therefore it has been exposed to water without issue. I liked mine so well that I bought one for each of my grandchildren to use with their cameras on our Disney vacation so everyones hands were freed up and Mom & Dad(s) didn't get stuck holding all the cameras and none got lost. I would highly recommend this item.
95889
No. But it is highly water resistant. I see water proof as diving under water. Water resistant as swimming, showering, etc.
427776
I swim laps 2-3 times and week an tho bathing suit is the only one I have, it's very chlorine resistant! Now with that being said you should never wash your suit in the washing machine an always hang to dry. I never ring mine out either. Hope this helps!Lovin mineCheers
420180
It shouldIt's a made of wetsuit-type fabric. It stretches well and fits well. The extra pads are a little clumsy, but can be put in if needed.
54990
Neoprene, the material a typical wet-suit is made from. It will keep your calf very warm during activity.
1696716
it is not steel and I would not call it plastic either. Its kind of woven fiber, maybe nylon. I have not tried to test the weight limit but have used it for 3 or 4 wet swim suits to dry with no problems. I will say it looks sharp and the metal casing is quite substantial.
277701
I wore it in the ocean. It's a nice suit. Snorkle three times last week in it. Good bang for your buck.
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.
535958
I haven't tested it yet but the material it is made out of is the type that resists water. Like thick nylon rip stop .