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Subject: Re:Where can I swim wearing my boots?

Date: Wed 26/06/19 05:11:05 GMT

Name: Mark

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I love swimming with boots as well - winter boots, biker boots. I have always found that people couldn't care less. I don't think any public pool would every let you - it's just not sanitary. So river, lake, ocean it is. If you don't like public places just go slightly away from crowded spots, but don't pick truly hidden spots. Then if somebody does stumble upon you they immediately know that you are not doing anything secret and assume you have your reason (which you do :-)). As with any open water swimming ensure your safety at all times. Assess your swim abilities honestly. Depending on the boots they might not float and make swimming harder. Even boots that float will at the very least add significant drag. I really like that and often swim a mile or more, but I always take along a swim buoy just in case (allows me to also bring food and drinks) - something like https://www.amazon.com/New-Wave-Swim-Swimmers-Triathletes/dp/B072MMKXT3. Have fun!

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Where can I swim wearing my boots?

By Skelenton - Mon 24/06/19 18:30:41 GMT

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I really want to try swimming wearing my boots, to see what it feels like.

Where in the UK can I legally do this?

I'm also embarrassed easily, and I'm scared somebody might see what I'm doing.

Any ideas?

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