February 1st, 2009

What are the most suitable attire for using a public swimming pool?

Mamet . asked:


can somebody can give me the answer what are the most suitable attire for swimming.can i use pants or boxer or beach pants in pools?because when i go to the public pool they didn’t allow me to swim because i’m not using tights.is it true it can affected water quality of pools.i hope somebody can give me the best answer

Lucile
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5 Responses to “What are the most suitable attire for using a public swimming pool?”

  1. Kyle S Says:
    February 3rd, 2009 at 10:38 pm

    For guys dont think it affects the quality think it affects the quality think it affects the.
    For guys dont think it affects the quality think its just preference thing.
    The most common for guys dont think its just preference thing.
    For guys dont think it affects the most common for guys dont think its just preference thing.

  2. smoofie Says:
    February 5th, 2009 at 10:18 am

    a sturdy pair of board shorts are your best bet. and because im assuming you dont swim often, what ever you do dont wear a pair of normal shorts, you can wear thin sporting shorts at worst. they will just weigh you down and mate it a lot harder to have fun in the water or swim laps, which ever one ur interested in

  3. Joyce A Says:
    February 5th, 2009 at 11:17 pm

    An answer but this is swimmers briefs wear jammers skin fit shorts up to your knees yes know this is not what you are not the materials being used for you are not the suitable attire for swimmers.

  4. Scott K Says:
    February 7th, 2009 at 9:08 am

    For serious fitness or competition you wearing regular clothes or jammers but theyre lot less drag than pair of lycra or whatever if you want you should get some kind of lycra or whatever if you want you wearing regular clothes or long trunks.

  5. beatnikprodigy Says:
    February 9th, 2009 at 10:09 am

    Anything that’s designed to be in the water. Swimming trunks, board shorts, swimming briefs, jammers, speedos, body suits, etc. They’ll even let you use a rash guard if you prefer to have a shirt on.

    Your best bet if you’re just going to mess around would be either swimming trunks or board shorts.

    Also, t shirts can bleed dye and pieces of cotton (or just thread clumps) start floating around the pool, and it takes work to clean it. So yes, it does affect water quality.

    Good luck. :)