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Size: M (C: 34"-36", W: 25"-27", H: 5'7"-5'9")
Color: Black
Description
Termico lady is shaped like a one-piece swimsuit. Designed specifically for swimming, snorkeling and water sports in general, it allows great freedom of movement thanks to the special style and elasticity of the material. It is made from double lined 2 mm neoprene and comes with a front zip that makes it easy to put on and take off. Made in Cambodia.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 9.5 Pounds
Item model number : DG000502-P
Department : womens
Date First Available : May 6, 2011
Manufacturer : Cressi
Best Sellers Rank: #328,094 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #200 in Women's Athletic One-Piece Swimsuits #4,019 in Women's Shops
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Top Amazon Reviews
Size: Small
Color: Black
This is the second suit I have purchased from Cressi. I started using a neoprene suit when I found indoor lap swimming just didn't keep me warm. Eight years later - time for a new one. This current style has been improved with a slight change to the seaming in the back. Keeps you warm in cool pools and kids will never pull it off you when they are climbing on you in the pool. This suit is not just for open water swims or surfing. Well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by online shopper
Size: L (C: 36"-38", W: 27"-29", H: 5'9"-5'11")
Color: Black
This is an amazing little suit. Felt great in the water. A wetsuit should fit tight and allow little to no flow of water once you are fully immersed. This suit was snug in all the best ways and provided incredible warmth I’m given the core only coverage. I paired this with a 2 ml jacket and a little 2 ml hoodie and I was actually almost too warm while diving. If you have a butt (and I do) the bottom is about mid coverage. If you are looking for true fully coverage bottom, this might not be your preferred style. For me it was perfect. High quality stitching and zipper. This will be my go-to base layer for diving from now on. Way more comfortable and easy to move layering versus a true shorty or full wetsuit.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2021 by mary
Size: XL (C: 38"-40", W: 28"-30", H: 5'11"-6'1")
Color: Black
The suit looks and fits great....dry. Once you get wet it poofs out and gets really big. If you're an active swimmer, the suit rides up. I did not flip turn while swimming laps as to not expose my assets. Very cheeky.
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Tami
Size: M (C: 34"-36", W: 25"-27", H: 5'7"-5'9")
Color: Black
The tight fit keeps a minimum of water coming through, so I stay warmer on my daily swims. The leg openings are a bit high for me, so I wear black swimsuit bottoms under it for modesty purposes. For days when the water is super cold, I wear this one piece Cressi under a 2mm neoprene jacket, or 3 mm neoprene long sleeved shorty. This swimsuit will extend how long I can swim into the winter months. Love it!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2023 by Julie D. Wirtz
Size: L (C: 36"-38", W: 27"-29", H: 5'9"-5'11")
Color: Black
I love to lap swim at the indoor pool but my torso doesn’t love the shock of cool water. This was a solution I found and ultimately chose. It was between this and a rash guard. The reviews are true, after a few uses the suit stretches and becomes less conservative at the bottom. An easy fix as someone suggested, wear some bikini bottoms. The suit does its job which is what I want. My core stays comfortable and I have no restriction of movement. I would buy this again. I’ve even gotten complements on how it looks on. I never expected to be complimented in a bathing suit. . .
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024 by Jennifer
Size: XL (C: 38"-40", W: 28"-30", H: 5'11"-6'1")
Color: Black
This suit is comfortable and not rib crushing like most suits. It conforms to the body very well and doesnt smash the rocks (you know what i mean) but those of us blessed with more up top might find it uncomfortable. I guess being tall is a bad thing when it comes to swimwear, as most every single conservative cut one piece tries to expose areas I'm trying to hide. Overall very nice and adds a little bit of float.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by StoneRhino
Size: L (C: 36"-38", W: 27"-29", H: 5'9"-5'11")
Color: Black
This suit is all that one might expect of an Italian-made swimsuit: lovely to look at, tastefully designed to the contours of a woman's body, and fun - whether the water you'll be swimming in is a little bit cool or tropical. The front zipper makes changing in and out of it super-easy. I wear mine with neoprene or compression shorts to stay comfortable for an hour in the pool, and maintain the hip buoyancy I need to conserve kick effort. So far the suit has stood up well to 3-4x swims in a chlorine pool every week (for a couple of months). I just rinse and dry it afterwards. I like the suit so much I bought another one, in case they discontinue the style before I wear the first one out! DURABILITY: I don't doubt the construction of this suit because the stitching is extraordinary: double or reinforced stitching everywhere, rubber gussets, seals, and an exterior rubber-coat over the zipper and an interior neoprene fabric seal. *Not* your average Speedo single-stitch thread that dissolves in chlorine after a month.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2012 by J. Doe
I use this suit over a regular bikini to swim open water in Hawaii. Its just the right thickness for the water temperatures here and Ill be in the water all year round, any time of day. Ive used it for 2Ks more or less and I was not hot or cold. I think the water is about 75 degrees this time of year. I had been looking at surf wetsuits but I think that this is probably the least amount of drag that a wetsuit could possible create. The high neck doesnt allow much water to come in the top and its got a lining around the neck that prevents chaffing. It does not constrict my shoulders at all. Its easy to get in and out of and it looks good on. I would wear another suit under it though because the butt is pretty tiny. Go up a size for the same reason. I'm 5'9" 138lbs and I got a medium. Its not as tight as a regular competive suit but I couldn't fit in a smaller size. I love that there are suits like this made for swimming, that arent too much wetsuit like a surf wetsuit or a tri suit.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2013 by Carly Williamson