NRS HydroSkin 0.5 Pants - Women's

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Offering light insulation for cool days on the water, these NRS pants are great alone or under shorts. Their exterior sheds water. And their hydrophobic interior is soft and smooth against your skin.

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Premium nylon and spandex exterior sheds water and provides optimal stretch, while the soft, smooth and hydrophobic interior provides next-to-skin comfort
0.5 mm Terraprene® neoprene with heat-reflecting titanium locks in your body's warmth
Superstretchy, yoga-style waistband with extra material on the back panel for maximum coverage whether you sit or stand
Paddler-specific cut combines with friction-free seams to enhance paddling performance and comfort
Form fit restricts water entry, enhancing the insulation properties

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Best Use	Paddling Watersports
Fabric	0.5 mm neoprene; 6 oz. nylon/spandex
Inseam (in.)	Unavailable
Gender	Women's
Zipper Location	None

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Location:Columbus, Ohio

Age:75 or over

Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars

4 months ago

No, I do not recommend this product

Unlike the men's pants, the female version lacks a waist drawstring. Why? I had to scavenge an old trail cam strap to be able to keep the Small from falling off in the water. Granted, I'm using them temporarily for water aerobics rather than sitting in a raft, but a drawstring waist would solve the problem. Had the men's Small not been too long, I'd have gotten them again.

Age:75 or over

Location:Tulsa OK

Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars

2 weeks ago

I need these for a snorkeling trip to the Galapagos. I will go in March when the ocean is at warmest 80. I can borrow a short wetsuit on the boat but would rather be covered as it will be warmer and prevents stings and sunburns. They are easy to get on which I think is newer technology. The one I had 25 years ago was quite a trial.And I like not having to wrestle with a one piece and a back zipper in my old age. But I have not worn them in the ocean yet.