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Wrist, Upper Arm or Ankle?

Posted Jul 23, 2021

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JO
John
JohnOriginal Poster
Jul 23, 2021
Many of us remove our costume after entering the water and tie it to ourselves rather than chance not being able to find it later
The main options seem to be the ones in the heading.
I find that wrist or ankle tends to inhibit my swimming so I tie mine to my upper arm just above my elbow..

What are your preferences?
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  • CT
    ctsunsailor
    Jun 3, 2022

    I usually stuff it under my hat and that works well. Once I picked up a few rocks , put them in my pockets and sank the suit. The key and (thrill) was to remember where I sank the suit so I could retrieve it and get out of the water. I was a bit worried only once

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  • CT
    ctsunsailor
    Jun 3, 2022

    I usually stuff it under my hat and that works well. Once I picked up a few rocks , put them in my pockets and sank the suit. The key and (thrill) was to remember where I sank the suit so I could retrieve it and get out of the water. I was a bit worried only once

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  • JO
    John
    JohnOriginal Poster
    Jun 4, 2022
    [quote]Once I picked up a few rocks , put them in my pockets and sank the suit.[/quote]

    My swimsuits aren't big enough to have pockets.
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  • TD
    Tom D
    Tom D
    Jun 4, 2022

    Neither are mine.

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  • SA
    Sam
    Sam
    Jun 7, 2022
    [quote]I usually stuff it under my hat and that works well. Once I picked up a few rocks , put them in my pockets and sank the suit. The key and (thrill) was to remember where I sank the suit so I could retrieve it and get out of the water. I was a bit worried only once[/quote] I don't think that would work at the beach. At least not the beaches I go to.
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  • ST
    Steve
    Steve
    Jun 9, 2022

    Ankle for me. Keeps it below the waterline to give less of a clue to others. The only way they'd know is if the waves reveal a little extra.

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  • ME
    Member
    Jun 9, 2022

    If I do this it is always on my arm. I've tried the ankle and always been concerned it will come off, when kicking while swimming, and float away.

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  • NQ
    nqpman
    nqpman
    Jun 16, 2024

    i've been known to slip my suit over my head and around my neck, no chance of losing it

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  • ST
    Steve
    Steve
    Jun 16, 2024

    Did lose my swimsuit once while swimming in Long Island Sound . Was staying with my parents
    . Had dropped it down to my lower legs . Didn't realize it slipped off me until it was gone . I was swimming after dark . Found it on the shoreline the next day . Did have a beach towel so could cover up getting back home . Now I will always have it wrapped up around my upper arm , where it can never be lost .

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    Steve
    Steve
    Jun 16, 2024

    Did lose my swimsuit once while swimming in Long Island Sound . Was staying with my parents
    . Had dropped it down to my lower legs . Didn't realize it slipped off me until it was gone . I was swimming after dark . Found it on the shoreline the next day . Did have a beach towel so could cover up getting back home . Now I will always have it wrapped up around my upper arm , where it can never be lost .

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  • ST
    Steve
    Steve
    Dec 3, 2024

    I've never lost my suit of my ankle, but do try to be vigilant in making sure I can 'feel' its presence. I hope I never get into q situation where it feels it's there even if it no longer is.

    The other option is to pick a quiet moment when I can leave the door on the beach, perhaps behind a rock or a shrub, and stay in the water until there's another quiet moment for me to exit. Funny how often my section of the beach becomes busy with walkers just as I feel it's time to come out again!

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