bakers tri in Bellingham not too "open water" I guess but it is freaking
cold in that water. I think I decided on a QR Quick John, anybody have a
bad experience with it. I picked the quickjohn because I get really hot
really easy.
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"really freakin' cold" -- that's a relative term, 🙂
Lake waters around here in the late summer are generally not that cold,
but I still wore a full body wetsuit as did the majority of the
athletes at the FederalEscape triathlon (July timeframe) at 5 Mile Lake
which was 74 degrees on race day. August leaves even more time to warm
up the lakes.I was searching to see if Lake Whatcom had online buoy reports as with
Lake Sammamish but I didn't find anything.Anyway, I use the Ironman Instinct wetsuit and have been happy with it
for these races -- it also worked well for the Nautica Malibu Triathlon
ocean swim that I thought was really cold (58 degrees) and colder than
the lakes around here. 🙂--
Bryan Woodruff
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bakers tri in Bellingham not too "open water" I guess but it is freaking
cold in that water. I think I decided on a QR Quick John, anybody have a
bad experience with it. I picked the quickjohn because I get really hot
really easy.
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