Mystic 2023 Deluxe Explore Poncho

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We've got a fantastic selection of poncho towels and waterproof changing robes in a wide selection of colours and sizes. The outer layer is also relatively lightweight and the ripstop material looks durable and feels hardwearing. This outer shell is also waterproof and windproof, protecting you from the elements in the cold winter months.

If you are looking for a lightweight towel alternative that’s perfect for summer, you might like to read our blog about the best surf ponchos towels. Why Use Waterproof Changing Robes? Rest of world charges may apply to destinations like Madagascar, Japan, USA, Falkland Islands, etc…

Mystic Deluxe Explore Poncho

This can be one of the more important factors to consider, especially if you intend to be outdoors in colder weather. For anyone living in more temperate climates, this might not be as essential, but it is always good to keep in mind whether you want something that can function as an insulated, warm changing space.

Changing robes are a poncho-like towel which simply pops on over your head so you can get changed while saving your dignity. And the best thing about changing robes is that they are made from towelling, so not only can they help you change discreetly, but you can also dry yourself at the same time. WATERPROOF CHANGING ROBE The two-way zippers make it easy to give yourself more room as you change. The lining is made of synthetic lambswool meant to soak up moisture so you and your clothes can dry faster. The outer fabric is weather resistant.Note that you should never wear a changing robe while on the water, such as when on a paddleboard, as they present a risk of drowning if you accidentally fall in – save them for before or after your swim. Voited is a brand I’ve only just come across recently. It’s quite a new business set up by Frank Voit, who has been the COO and General Manager at the likes of Billabong, Element, RVCA, Von Zipper and Neil Pryde Waterwear. Their outlook on creating products is all about being as practical as possible whilst finding ways to reduce the impact of manufacturing on the environment, with sustainable sourcing and production. A blustery November day by the river at Farleigh Hungerford swimming club saw Kate Rew, Rosie Nottage and Arron Collins-Thomas test a selection of eco-friendly robes. We selected robes which are readily available in the UK, have solid environmentally friendly credentials and were sent in to our testers. We included our own Red, Fourth Element and dryrobes which showed how older products perform. SUSTAINABILITY: Cape Cove have strong eco-credentials across their range – and the Cape has an outer fabric of 86% and inner fabric of 54% recycled polyester, all GRS certified. With their pending B Corp certification, slow fashion ethic and free repairs pledge, they’re a strong new addition to the changing robe market. There are many reasons to use a changing robe, but chief among them is the convenience that comes with a hands-free option to help you transition between wet or dirty clothes and clean ones.

Mainland Europe. Charges may apply to island/remote destinations like Cyprus, parts of Greece, Malta, Canary Islands etc... Note, we are not able to offer express 96 hour delivery to Bulgaria, Greece, latvia and Cyprus. This brand started it all with their creatively designed changing robes meant to provide people with an easy way to get changed outdoors. Because they are of high quality, trusted brand with a heap of useful features in each robe, they can be a little above budget for some. Their current products include the following. A more winter-suited option from the Devon-based company above, this is probably the best Dryrobe alternative we’ve tested – importantly, at a slightly more wallet-friendly price. Seashell are a specialist changing robe company who have caught the wave from the recent boom of outdoor swimming and activities. They are a UK business, so know exactly what we need to stay warm and dry, especially in the cold dark winters. One of the features that set their robes apart is the matching side zippers, which can be found on their leading waterproof long sleeve robes. Their prices are very affordable, and for eco-conscious shoppers, they have changing towels made of 100% recycled polyester materials.Reasons to buy: reliably warm and waterproof, soft snug inner lining, lots of colours to choose from

Based in the watersports hub of Devon, this family-run business is all about making equipment that suits their outdoor lifestyle. Dan, the owner, is a passionate surfer and kayaker, which is great to know when buying from a brand that sells outdoor gear. When it comes to getting into your swimsuit or wetsuit on the beach or in the car park, it can sometimes be a struggle to save your dignity and not expose yourself. Brands like Zone 3and Robie Robeshave created the beach changing robe, which simply goes over your head and enables you to get changed without exposing yourself. Surfing is great fun. But when it comes to getting into your wetsuit in the car park or on the beach, there's always the risk that we might expose ourselves to all the other beach-goers. So what's the alternative? WHAT ARE CHANGING ROBES? If you have ever found yourself out in nature wishing you had a convenient place to change out of your soaked or grimy clothes, then you already know that a changing robe is something you might need. What To Consider When Buying a Waterproof Changing Robe There really is no downside to this coat. It is big, warm, and good for an outdoor changing space. This robe is a bit pricey, but the quality is worth it. If you only need something small and basic for changing at the pool, you will not need this heavy-duty robe, but it is an all-around excellent product. Finisterre

They are offering 2 different robes styles; the classic Sherpa Fleece design and a unique Quilted Puffer. Both are very well made, have a choice of stylish colours and are sustainability made which is what we love to see. If you spend much time out on the water swimming, sailing, or surfing, then you probably know how useful it would be to have a nearby changing space waiting when you get out of the water. Microfiber or towel-lined waterproof changing robes are designed to absorb water and get you dry faster, while fur-lined ones are not as useful for drying off but can keep you warm while you wait to swim or after you dry off.