How many mm of neoprene would this equate to when compared to a 100% neoprene short?
1813114
It is maybe .5mm to 1mm of neoprene. It is essentially the same as rash guard type shirts.
2076901
It's about 5 mm. I don't have one in front of me right now, so that's just an estimate.
1937250
I no longer have the packaging to be able to tell you the exact name of the material, but it is indeed at neoprene-like, if not actual neoprene.
258068
Yeah, I think it would stretch the little bit more. .125 of an inch is very close to .35 which is the difference between the two. What is that??? 10 thousands of and inch. Should work, but I'm no pro either. Keep that in mind. Just sounds like the difference between a standard-USA measurement to a metric size equivalent. A little off from one another, again, since its rubber, you should be good.
108554
the 10mm is 6 1/2" on the long to inside of short which is 1 1/2" long -- the 3/8" is 6 3/4" on long to inside of short which is 1 3/8"-- 8mm is 6 1/4" long to short on inside which is 1 3/8" ------ 5/16" is 5 7/8" long to inside short which is 1 1/4"
345323
Absolutely! It's definitely a misprint. I believe they really mean millimeters, not inches.
1408275
Can't quite answer the question since Tena appears to have recently changed their product line, introducing 3 usage levels and also what appears to be a different shape, possibly to be competitive with the relatively new two levels of Depends Guards. I have and still use both the Prevail product and the "older" Tena P/N 50600 which is still available through Amazon in pkgs. of 120. I use these for a condition termed "urgency incontinence", apparently related to my BPH, which means the urge comes on rather quickly but still is reasonably controllable, so I'm talking about occasional leakage but not total incontinence. I consider the Prevail product to be most absorbent I've tried, but also a bit more bulky and a bit more prone to side leaks than the Tena 50600. The Tena is listed for light to medium, but I would definitely call it medium. My choice depends on circumstances. For all day use in work clothes I go with the Prevail; for several hours in dress clothes I prefer the Tena 50600. One needs to try different brands to feel and experience the differences.
2224198
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_100_mm_tranfer_to_in_inches(Converting 100 mm to inches: 100 mm = 3.937 inches)
83726
There is no difference. It's just how they list it. I ordered a 12x short and it's just a 12 short.
246237
Hello, I am not certain what difference there is in the mm size aside from the depth it can go into your skin. I do advise you start at 1.5 and work your way up unless you can tolerate the pain and allow it to penetrate deeper which will result in a better outcome anyway.
2152015
Not sure. But if you already has short one. Then this one is is the same just length is longer nothing different.
1371272
Well, in my experience I've found a few differences. The neoprene is very durable and looks and seems to stay cleaner. With any application of dirt, grim, sludge, ETC. it is easily cleaned and reused, whereas the classic swim vest becomes visibly damaged and dirty. The only downside to any swim vest made for a toddler or small child is that it is quickly grown out of. Other than that last problem the vest is very good. Hope this helps.
271288
Interesting question. I checked mine and while the size varies a bit, most came in around .65 mm on the small end, tapering up to about 1.7 mm.
2020769
I can't verify the information, but 12 micron (as reported by Diane M) is equal to 0.47 mil (0.012mm = 0.00047 inches)
1301091
I don't know but I got a full sleeve top, and it is real warm they line the higher end wet suits with it ,that polyolefin is light, durable stretch's i love my top it better than better than neoprene
419053
Hi the size its small if you are a regular 32 you need a 34 or 30 a 32 ... The short have a system for lacing to made the short smaller.
1158554
It does not make a difference that it is a teensy bit shorter. It seems almost identical.