C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer

FAQ

For which children is the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer suitable?

The C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer is specially designed for the youngest water sports enthusiasts and is available in children's sizes 1 to 4. This makes it perfect for your child's first beach and water experiences.

What material is used in the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer?

The suit is made of 100 percent Xtend neoprene, which blocks UV rays, keeps the wearer warm, and offers plenty of freedom of movement while playing in and around the water thanks to its high flexibility.

What seams does the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer have?

The C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer is equipped with breathable flatlock seams. They are durable, comfortable against the skin, and ensure that less water remains on the body.

How do you put on and take off the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer?

The C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer has a practical front zipper, allowing children to open and close the suit independently. This makes changing at the beach much easier.

Is the collar of the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer comfortable?

Yes, the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer has a low collar that does not chafe the neck. This ensures a comfortable fit even during longer sessions in the water.

For which water sports is the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer suitable?

The C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer is a classic full-body steamer for children and is suitable for all typical beginner and leisure activities in and around the water, such as splashing around, swimming, and first surfing experiences.

How do I properly care for the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer?

Rinse the suit with fresh water after every session, let it dry in the shade, and avoid direct heat or harsh detergents. This will keep the Xtend neoprene, flatlock seams, and zipper functional for longer.

Does the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer protect against sun and cold?

Yes, the Xtend neoprene protects the skin from UV rays and keeps the body comfortably warm in the water. This makes the C-Skins Kid Baby Steamer a reliable companion on hot beach days as well as in cooler North and Baltic Sea weather.