I need to find a place that sells 100% nylon swimwear
Posted by JanieNudiePants
on August 21st, 2012 at 2:38 PM
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Having looked around quite a bit, I can tell you that they are pretty hard to find these days. Maybe you should start a company that makes them. =)
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It probably is a cost factor. I do prefer having some spandex in my suits as they allow for more stretch in the right spots. =)4 more replies -
Is "weathered" bad? I'd love tou see you come out of the pool in that one. :)
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It's not 100% nylon, but www.kiefer.com sells 100% polyester Tyr suits. They say they last 3 times longer.
It's the Lycra or Spandex, decomposing after exposure to excessive chlorine. Try to swim in a river, lake or pool without kids (or adults) using the pool as a urinal.
Better yet, just swim naked! -
For years I thought my pool was treated with bromine, and I was told that it was. I was recently told that the pool was, in fact, treated with chlorine. However, it is computer controlled and you cannot smell the chlorine or chloramines in the pool. Regardless, nylon/spandex suits simply don't last very long when exposed to chlorine - the spandex (lycra) simply disintegrates. However, if properly treated with chlorine (where you can't smell it), I find that my eyes don't burn, my skin doesn't itch and my lungs don't get irritated.5 more replies -
I use to get them, but they don't stretch at all. I did like the tight feel of them. I think the company was "Ocean". I still have one, but I'm not sure if they make female suits. Good luck with this one hunny. Happy swimming.
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i used to wear my lycra shorts for swimming x
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Janie if you find a place to buy the thin nylon swim suit please share with me where you found/bought them at!
Thank you Bill.
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