Sentence examples for use of a wetsuit-drying from inspiring English sources

Guests have use of a wetsuit-drying room, well-equipped kitchen and lounge with pool table.

An explanation for the higher benefit of female swimmers from the use of wearing a wetsuit could be the anthropometric differences between the sexes.

A six-year hiatus ensued while open circuit air diving became established, along with free-swimming and the use of neoprene wetsuits.

The use of wetsuits has been allowed since 2002 in a separate category and swimmers can compete in a wetsuit and a non-wetsuit category.

Their website says the use of wetsuits "is considered by many not to be within the true spirit of an all-the-year-round open-air swimming club".

These results suggest that wearing a wetsuit had a positive influence on swimming speed for both women and men but the benefit of the use of wetsuits seemed to depend on additional factors (i.e. race distance).

Some clubs offer use of wetsuits for hire, or occasionally for free.

The use of wetsuits is not allowed in ultra-distance swimming events like the 'English Channel Swim'.

In official Ironman competitions the permission of the use of wetsuits depends on the water temperature.

Don't wash in a washing machine, neither dry in a dryer - not in the case of a wetsuit, that it.

Perhaps the sight of a wetsuit will mollify her.