does it keep you warm in a cold pool?
180444
I only used it in Hawaii to keep from burning my back while snorkeling Loved it
180445
I have not had a chance to wear it. During the winter i use a long sleeve shirt. It has to be better than without.
509839
It does make it warmer but not hot like the memory foam. I enjoy cool sleeping temps and I have no problem with this item.
873565
Yes and the cold water is also room temperature, it does not get cold, horrible, do not buy, worse customer service ever they do not respobd and will not do anything about the cold water temperature
332639
Yes it does. It starts out as almost to cold. It stays cool for about 3 to 4 hours then it seems to be hotter than the memory foam because it is storing all that heat. You have to take it off then and let it cool. Not the most conducive to a good nights sleep!
1007056
Not enough to keep you cool. Water collects in the float when in a pool, but just a small amount. Maybe an inch.
1558513
Yes it does. Don't use it so I am not sure if its too warm or not warm enough.
1972576
Yes it stays cool and doesn't get hotat all. Also, there's enough grip room to hold it with your fingers
139688
I would say no. I bought it for water aerobics at the 'Y'. It's OK for that, but I wouldn't expect it to make me warm in very cold water. Hope that helps.
1930992
Yes, but how much will depend on your location. An in-ground pool will generally stay 10 degrees warmer than the coldest nighttime temperature. I live in South Florida, so my cover will raise the temperature 6-10 degrees. Therefore, in May, when the nights are in the high 60's, I can get my pool up to the low to mid eighties. In August, when nighttime lows are in the mid 70's, I can get it up to 90 degrees. Of course, it also depends on how much sun your pool gets during the day. If you have the pool in a lot of shade, the cover will keep the pool clean and save you on chemicals, but it won't do much to raise the temperature. Yes, but how much will depend on your location. An in-ground pool will generally stay 10 degrees warmer than the coldest nighttime temperature. I live in South Florida, so my cover will raise the temperature 6-10 degrees. Therefore, in May, when the nights are in the high 60's, I can get my pool up to the low to mid eighties. In August, when nighttime lows are in the mid 70's, I can get it up to 90 degrees. Of course, it also depends on how much sun your pool gets during the day. If you have the pool in a lot of shade, the cover will keep the pool clean and save you on chemicals, but it... » Read More Yes, but how much will depend on your location. An in-ground pool will generally stay 10 degrees warmer than the coldest nighttime temperature. I live in South Florida, so my cover will raise the temperature 6-10 degrees. Therefore, in May, when the nights are in the high 60's, I can get my pool up to the low to mid eighties. In August, when nighttime lows are in the mid 70's, I can get it up to 90 degrees. Of course, it also depends on how much sun your pool gets during the day. If you have the pool in a lot of shade, the cover will keep the pool clean and save you on chemicals, but it won't do much to raise the temperature. « Show Less
818741
no your skin will be wet but it will keep you warmer then if you were just wearing a bathing suit.
1532130
Actually hard to answer! I have noticed that on a cool night, it keeps me comfortably warm. Yet on warm nights I don't get overly warm! It acts like it adjusts. I really do like it!
272199
Our pool is 84-85 degrees, too. You will love this jacket. I've been wearing it all winter in the pool. It makes swimming comfortable. If you feel too warm, while doing many laps, just open the zipper a bit at the neck.
1081687
My pool is cleaner than without the cover; I use the same amount of chemicals as before. It is sparkling. However, I live at the beach and the pool doesn't get terribly warm - 6-7 degrees more than without it. Been using a cover for over 15 years. Wouldn't be without it.
166354
I found it did heat the pool, but as the other person pointed out, it's a dark cover, which would cause heating either way. Generally the first foot of water is warmed. Our cover does sit on the surface of the water, though, which might help increase the heating. If your cover doesn't sit on the water's surface, the heating may be more limited.
1930995
I live in Las Vegas and oddly enough my pool is always cold, even in the middle of summer. Something about the ground here sucks all the heat out. After a week in the sun with this cover on, I stuck my hand in and the water was nice and warm, so I pulled the cover off and jumped in. It turns out that only the top several inches were warm. The rest of the pool was ice cold. Maybe if I ran the pump continuously it might have helped but that can lead to a seriously high power bill. So my results are mixed. Yes it does heat some of the water, but without the pump running 24/7 don't expect the whole pool to be warm. Of course, maybe your ground is not like ours. I live in Las Vegas and oddly enough my pool is always cold, even in the middle of summer. Something about the ground here sucks all the heat out. After a week in the sun with this cover on, I stuck my hand in and the water was nice and warm, so I pulled the cover off and jumped in. It turns out that only the top several inches were warm. The rest of the pool was ice cold. Maybe if I ran the pump continuously it might have helped but that can lead to a seriously high power bill. So my results are mixed. Yes it does heat some of the water, but without the pump running 24/7 don't expect the... » Read More I live in Las Vegas and oddly enough my pool is always cold, even in the middle of summer. Something about the ground here sucks all the heat out. After a week in the sun with this cover on, I stuck my hand in and the water was nice and warm, so I pulled the cover off and jumped in. It turns out that only the top several inches were warm. The rest of the pool was ice cold. Maybe if I ran the pump continuously it might have helped but that can lead to a seriously high power bill. So my results are mixed. Yes it does heat some of the water, but without the pump running 24/7 don't expect the whole pool to be warm. Of course, maybe your ground is not like ours. « Show Less
1546408
Yes the cover will allow the sun to warm your pool if the pool is not in the shade. I will warn you though that the warming with the cover on will produce alot of algae on the bottom of your pool. Also the cover collected rain water and ended up ripping. it was still use-able but it took some maneuvering.
1793289
Hi, it SORT of heats the water. The top 6 inches seem to be pretty warm! All in all, we continue to use it and would recommend it, but we realize that it won't fully heat our pool.