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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]WTH does anyone need a rash guard in an indoor pool for? No surf. No sand. No bodysurfing. Therefore, no rash. I don't get it[/quote] After you get wet, if you get out of the water and sit on the side of the pool or get out on the deck, then even the warm air in the pool room can feel cold. If my kids did not wear rash guards and had to sit wet outside the pool, in a matter of a couple of minutes they'd be shivering and one would have blue lips (it's happened). The rash guard helps keep them a little warmer when not in the water.[/quote]
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