Top Tips for Dealing with the After Drop when Wild Swimming 

You're so welcome - glad you found them helpful :)

Thanks for watching!

Hi there...So the its to do with more being submerged in cold water than the changing part. When you get cold you blood will go to your core to protect your vital organs. If you try to warm yourself up too quickly like with heater that blood will then rush to your skin to actually try and cool your skin down: leaving your core still cold. It then takes up to 20 minutes or so to re warm all of your blood Ince you have got changed that then circulates through your body and warms the rest of you. So its really that after getting out of the water your circulating blood is still cold and will take while to warm that up and then warm up your body! I hope that makes sense!

Hello! Sorry for the delay in replying! So Jay was wearing the Zone 3 Agile wetsuit. He was planning to do a little video on wetsuits today but the storm has put a stop To that. Hopefully will have it done by the end of the weekend. The long and short is that anything thicker than 3mm will be probably a little too thick! You would restrict your movements. Swimming wetsuits are generally thinner and never really more than 3mm as you are more often than not constantly moving, vs a surf wetsuit where you are often sitting still on your board exposed to the elements, and therefore would need a thicker one!

Si finally got that comparison video up! I hope it helps if you’re still deciding!

@@thewildswimstore thanks a lot, both videos are very useful, now it's time to try some suits and make myself a present! XD