Can I use this as a drysuit undersuit?
218813
you could try it. it is not waterproof. it is very comfortable. i like the front zipper. never was a fan of the zipper on back of the wetsuits i used while skiing and tubing altho i understand why. i use mine for hunting as a 2nd layer. i wear thermal underwear (long-johns) top and bottom and then this over that, generally. it worked well. i guess it would depend on your personal preference and if you want this suit directly against your skin
218814
I wear this under 7/5mm wersuit as a rash guard only there is no insulation if that is what you are looking for.
218815
Not sure if you think it will stay dry. I don't think so. I bought these for my husband and myself, we wear it alone in warm water diving. Under our heavier suit in cold water diving. It helps to get the thicker/heavier wetsuits on. But I don't think it stays completely dry. Just an under layer. Hope this helps you. Deb
2168302
Sure could be, but I used it in place of a wet suit and it worked great. No buoyancy, but it kept me warm and sun protected.
197372
I didn't think to do that. That would defeat the purpose of wearing Under Armour Cold Gear. But that's probably what I will do to really stay warm.
1946809
You could but there would be a lot of material to tuck under...it may be that it would be too bulky underneath or need to be cut...
1232376
i really wouldnt suggest wearing it UNDER clothing, it can be pretty bulky. Maybe a sweatshirt or hoodie might work, but anything more snug would be uncomfortable.
2168305
Yes and no. Yes, I wear mine under my wet suit. No, it has no insulating value. I wear this rashguard under my wetsuit so that I am wearing something on my way the water before I put my neoprene on AND so that I can take off my neoprene immediately upon exiting the water and will still be covered in something that will dry quickly. These rashguard shirts are thin and have no insulating value. They are for the purpose of skin covering and protection.
1120966
Yes, you could, although there is a model that LOOKS more like a traditional undershirt. I haven't tried that model. And yes, heavy duty spandex, and it is very warm.
598635
I would think not, I use it for river rafting, but then I'm not in the water all the time. I think a thicker suit would be better for your described use. Of course that depends on where you are. On the Columbia River near Hood river, you might freeze?
1940444
Absolutely. As long as the material using it on is dry the should be no problem.
599615
It depends. You can if its small enough. I tried wearing the big ones with changeable filters and it didn't really fit too well. But that was my experience. Someone else might be able to do it.
298134
Could be used for cold water but it's main purpose is to reduce chaffing from wetsuit.
277703
Although I've never participated in a swimming triathlon I see no reason why you cannot. I'm a scuba diver. The suit helps insulate body heat as well as helps with aerodynamics while under water. It seems reasonable that it would be suitable for lake use. Hope this helps.
184063
You can wear it over an underware shirt. It is not soft enough over bare skin.
416595
It was a true fit for me (normally a XL or 1X in ladies due to chest and got a XL). Of course, you want a wetsuit to be a little snug. I use it for kayaking, and it has good flexibility. I love that I can unzip it if I get too warm. I'm 5'1" and pair it with the crop pant separate, and get a nice fit.
164926
I believe it could but i wouldn't recommend it unless you are traveling while it is cold outside.. i wore it for only a short time indoors as part of a costume and was drenched in sweat in a short time
986916
you can dry with other bedding items on the low heat setting. Using medium or high heat will damage the waterproof layer.
1386231
My husband used it for a deadpool costume with no problem. The dead pool costumes (or at least his) was form fitting so u won't probably be able to wear anything under it but your skiivies or underarmor.