Yes. Our changing robes are designed to be both waterproof and windproof, helping to lock in warmth after cold water dips. They’re made to protect you from the elements so you can slow down, warm up, and change comfortably - whatever the weather.

Yes, this depends on the size you select.

For reference, I’m 5ft 9 in, with a slim build.
I can wear a S comfortably, but would find it difficult to change underneath.

I can also wear an M comfortably, and can change easily in this size.

Size guide below:

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Yes. Our dry bags are fully waterproof and designed to keep your belongings dry before and after your swim. Perfect for cold water dips, coastal walks, and unpredictable weather.

Our dry bag is 35L - the ideal size for cold water swimming.

It comfortably fits:

• A changing robe
• Towel
• Water shoes
• Water bottle

Everything you need after a cold dip, all in one bag.

Cold water swimming can be safe when done mindfully. The key is going slowly, knowing your limits, and listening to your body.

Start with short dips, swim only with a partner, and always enter the water gradually. It’s not about pushing yourself - it’s about connecting with the water safely.

No experience needed. Many people start cold water swimming as complete beginners.

Start in warmer months, keep your swims short, and build up slowly over time.

Everyone’s cold water journey looks different.

There’s no single temperature that’s “too cold” - it’s about how it feels to you. What feels manageable for one person may feel intense for another. If your breathing feels out of control or you feel overwhelmed, it’s time to get out.

Cold water swimming should feel challenging but calm - never forced.