If you struggle getting into or out of your swimsuit, (especially when it’s wet) due
to any number of physical conditions such as arthritis, Parkinson’s Disease, shoulder and neck injuries or just good ole father time; If you aren't feeling as spry and flexible as you used to, then our ease-in2 line of accessible swimwear very well could be a real game changer.
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We designed and manufacture one thing. And we do that because we are witness to what a difference this suit can make. A little independence and a little less struggle in life is a good thing to share.
Our suit is different. Like nothing you have seen before. It's made of 2 vertical “half-suits.” It doesn’t matter which half you put on first, the second half slides easily on top of the first to provide the look, coverage, and support of a traditional one-piece swimsuit. Easy to get into and out of. Just what you have been searching for.
See how easy it really is
On your bad days
When you just want to get in the water - to help soothe what ails you. The last thing you need to struggle with are the dang straps of your swimsuit! They feel like a trap that you need to be rescued from.
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Let this suit be your rescue. Let this suit give a bit of independence back. Even on a bad day.
Still want to look nice
So many products out there designed for helping with ailments, look like they are designed for helping with ailments.
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This suit is different. It is actually flattering and comfortable, and will become your go-to suit. Even on good days - even on vacation!
Our Unique Design
The larger leg opening under the shoulder strap makes it easier to step into the suit and provides less resistance while pulling the strap up. The fact that there is no fabric above the waist on the other side, means the joint stress of pulling or twisting to get both arms into straps at the same time is alleviated.
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The beauty of two independent half-suits is that each shoulder strap moves as you move. To maximize freedom of movement, don't tie fabric ties attached at bra cups. Just tuck them under, or cut them off. The suit stays in place without them.
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To maximize bra support, tie the fabric ties together.
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