Cressi Kids Wetsuit for Swimming Ages 2-8 Years | Warm & Comfortable Swimwear for Toddlers & Children | Perfect for Pool, Beach & Water Sports Activities

Kids Swimming Pool Wetsuit 

Kids Wetsuit is a fantastic way to keep youngsters warm when they paddle, bodyboard, surf, or even swim in a cold-water pool. 

One-piece wetsuit for children, made from 3 mm thick neoprene (front and back) and Lycra (sides, sleeves, and collar). 

YKK front zip. 
It offers excellent protection from the cold and the sun and maximum freedom of movement thanks to the areas in Lycra that won't irritate the skin while swimming.

Children's wetsuits provide sun protection, too, so they're a fantastic way to extend a beach day. 

Kids Wetsuit Feature

Maximum Freedom With Protection

Due to the unique cut and suppleness of the materials, this model provides excellent mobility. 100% ultra-stretchy fabric...

• Neoprene is smooth on the hips and sides to reduce friction.
• Frontal zip.
• The model has a closed throat and is designed for the best hydrodynamics.
• Cressi has been producing diving gear since 1946.
• 2 mm Thickness Front Zip
• Open-Air Aquatic Workout
• Water feature
• Best for kids in outdoor activities such as swimming
• Front zip, 100% high stretch, open water, aqua gym, and swimming pool; thickness: 2 mm

Kids Wetsuit Design

Additionally, you may find additional items linked to Shorties in the Suits and Accessories section of your online swimming store, in addition to Cressi Diva 2 mm Shorties. If you're interested in purchasing other Cressi products, swimming has a wide selection of swimming gear that might interest you.

Cressi is committed to keeping affordable prices while innovating and enhancing the swimming experience for both beginners and experts.

Neoprene is typically used to make wetsuits, which trap a layer of water near the skin. Body heat keeps the core body temperature stable by warming that layer of water. Therefore, a Kid's Wetsuit should be as much about safety as comfort and convenience, especially in the turbulent waters of the coast.