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	<title>Comments on: Help! Which swim trunks should I buy? (public safety question)</title>
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		<title>By: Maggie</title>
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		<dc:creator>Maggie</dc:creator>
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		<description>I just discovered your site last week, and I&#039;m excited to finally have something valid to say!

As a former lifeguard, I feel I am qualified to give the following advice: 
- Do yourself and everyone around you a favor and do *not* get a Speedo.  Those banana hammocks are a bad idea even if you&#039;re Michael Phelps.
- 100% cotton is all well and good when you need airflow, but in the pool, it&#039;s clingy, it breaks down easily, and the cotton fibers clog up the pool filters.

As a recently certified SCUBA diver, I&#039;ll vouch for wetsuits.  They&#039;re GREAT.  They&#039;re made to last in the water, and come in a variety of sizes.  You&#039;d probably be looking for a 1 or 2 mm thickness &quot;shorty&quot; suit; they are basically that old style suit, only made of wonderful, wonderful neoprene.  Any thicker and you&#039;ll be dealing with the suit&#039;s bouyancy in addition to your own... and it&#039;s kind of a pain (&quot;Though it is, on occasion, hilarous.&quot;).  I recommend www.scubatoys.com (Henderson 2mm suits are on sale now).

Love the site, happy to help, and hope I&#039;ll have more to say in the future!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I just discovered your site last week, and I&#039;m excited to finally have something valid to say!</p>
<p>As a former lifeguard, I feel I am qualified to give the following advice:<br />
- Do yourself and everyone around you a favor and do *not* get a Speedo.  Those banana hammocks are a bad idea even if you&#039;re Michael Phelps.<br />
- 100% cotton is all well and good when you need airflow, but in the pool, it&#039;s clingy, it breaks down easily, and the cotton fibers clog up the pool filters.</p>
<p>As a recently certified SCUBA diver, I&#039;ll vouch for wetsuits.  They&#039;re GREAT.  They&#039;re made to last in the water, and come in a variety of sizes.  You&#039;d probably be looking for a 1 or 2 mm thickness &#034;shorty&#034; suit; they are basically that old style suit, only made of wonderful, wonderful neoprene.  Any thicker and you&#039;ll be dealing with the suit&#039;s bouyancy in addition to your own&#8230; and it&#039;s kind of a pain (&#034;Though it is, on occasion, hilarous.&#034;).  I recommend <a href="http://www.scubatoys.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.scubatoys.com</a> (Henderson 2mm suits are on sale now).</p>
<p>Love the site, happy to help, and hope I&#039;ll have more to say in the future!</p>
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