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Get Chilled? We Can Help! D.K.Douglas Company water wear of neoprene and Lycra will help with your warmth during all your water activities Why be cold in the water? When the water temperature is below 98.6, your body loses heat. The colder the water temperature, the more rapidly this heat loss occurs. People have different temperature comfort tolerances. One person may be perfectly comfortable in 85◦ water for an hour, while another person becomes chilled. Becoming chilled isn’t pleasurable. Isn’t a chilled body trying to tell you something? Most of us are careful to dress for comfort in our daily lives. Dressing for comfort is important in water activities too! you are visiting - wetwrap.com Water and Air Temperature- You may need to adapt Water activities such as water aerobics (water exercise), aquatic therapy, competitive swimming, and kids' swim lessons often share one pool and one water temperature. Because no single water or air temperature will please everyone, pool managers and aquatic professionals must select a compromise water temperature. (Consider that the temperature you set in your home and the temperatures set in offices and stores are also a compromise. We all have an assortment of jackets and sweaters we add and remove for comfort in our regular lives.) Participants who become chilled need to adjust their comfort! D.K. Douglas thermal water wear is specialized clothing designed to help you adjust your comfort in the water. you are visiting - wetwrap.com Aquatic wear for water activities There are a number of considerations when choosing what to wear in the water during water activities such as water aerobics, aquatic therapy or swimming. Other than competitive swim suits, it could be argued that most bathing suits are chosen more for out of water appearances than for a specific function in the water. D.K. Douglas water wear is designed with both function and style in mind making it ideal for many kinds of water sports, including water aerobics, aquatic therapy, kayaking, sailing, diving, waterskiing, jet skiing, snorkeling, surfing and more. Our water clothing, originally designed for children, has expanded to include sizes and styles for men and women including plus sizes. In addition, our products work for all ages – infants to seniors. you are visiting - wetwrap.com Layer D.K. Douglas Water Wear for Precise Comfort Control We dress in layers in our ordinary clothing. D.K. Douglas water wear consists of various upper and lower body wear products made of neoprene or Lycra that can be layered to keep warm in the water. Where one person might find one of our rash guard Water Shirts provides enough warmth, another person may need to combine additional components. For example, our neoprene Wet Wrap vest and our full length Lycra Tights can be combined to achieve a light, wet suit, comfort level. Unlike bulky, all or nothing, one-piece wet suits, D.K. Douglas thermal water wear is easy to put on and take off and won’t restrict your freedom of movement. You can choose your own combinations of what to wear in great colors from kids to plus sizes. And as an added benefit, all these products provide sun protection. D.K. Douglas water wear is constructed of materials chosen for their thermal properties and pool durability. Our unique formulas of neoprene (4mm wet suit material) and dense Lycra slow loss of body heat allowing you to enjoy the water longer without becoming chilled. you are visiting - wetwrap.com Overview of Products Go to our Products page to obtain detailed information and more products
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