Kimmer Cards – Have An Ice Christmas | Funny Ice Swimming Christmas Card

Christmas cheer.

Freezing water.

One more dip before the year is out.

Have An Ice Christmas!

The Have An Ice Christmas Card from the Kimmer Cards collection by Baaad Flockers® is a funny festive card created especially for ice swimmers, wild swimmers, cold-water dippers and those adventurous souls who think Christmas and New Year are both excellent excuses for getting into freezing water.

Packed with Kimmer personality, cold-water humour and festive spirit, Have An Ice Christmas is perfect for swimming buddies, winter dipping groups and anyone planning to splash their way out of the old year into the new year.

Christmas dip?

Absolutely.

New Year dip?

Of course.

Made for Ice Swimmers at Christmas

Most people spend Christmas trying to stay warm.

Ice swimmers?

Apparently not.

The Have An Ice Christmas Card is perfect for:

• Ice swimmers
• Wild swimmers
• Cold-water swimmers
• Winter swimmers
• Open-water swimmers
• Sea swimmers
• Swimming buddies
• Christmas dipping groups
• New Year swimmers
• Anyone who considers freezing water festive fun

A Brilliant Ice Swimming Christmas Card

Looking for a Christmas card that really understands the cold-water swimmer in your life?

Have An Ice Christmas combines festive humour with one of the most adventurous sides of outdoor swimming.

Perfect as a:

• Ice swimming Christmas card
• Wild swimming Christmas card
• Cold-water swimming Christmas card
• Christmas card for ice swimmer
• Christmas card for wild swimmer
• Winter swimmer Christmas card
• Swimming buddy Christmas card
• New Year swimming card
• Christmas dip card
• New Year dip card
• Funny swimmer Christmas card
• Quirky Christmas card

Blank Inside – Your Message, Your Way

The Have An Ice Christmas Card is blank inside, giving you complete freedom to add your own festive message.

Something heartfelt?

Perfect.

Something cheeky?

Even better.

Or simply:

“Have an Ice Christmas and a splashing New Year!”

Festive message sorted.

Premium 300gsm Silk Card

The Have An Ice Christmas Card is printed on premium 300gsm silk card, giving it a smooth, sturdy and high-quality finish.

The substantial card stock helps the artwork look crisp while giving the finished card a premium feel in the hand.

Icy humour.

Proper quality.

148 x 148mm Square Christmas Card

Each Have An Ice Christmas Card measures approximately 148 x 148mm.

The square format gives the artwork plenty of room to stand out while remaining a practical size for posting, displaying or keeping as a festive memento.

Each card comes complete with a white envelope, ready for your own Christmas or New Year message.

Christmas, New Year & One More Dip

What makes Have An Ice Christmas particularly fun is that the story doesn’t end on Christmas Day.

For many wild swimmers, the festive season also means:

• Christmas morning dips
• Boxing Day swims
• Winter swimming meet-ups
• New Year’s Eve dips
• New Year’s Day swims
• Starting 2027 with an outdoor adventure

Because what better way to begin a new year than by doing something that makes everybody else question your sanity?

Ice Swimming – Kimmer Style

Kimmer Cards are inspired by the brilliantly adventurous world of wild, open-water and ice swimming.

The colder months bring their own traditions.

The thick robes.

The flasks.

The frozen toes.

The steaming drinks afterwards.

And that inevitable question:

“Same time New Year’s Day?”

Have An Ice Christmas celebrates that wonderful combination of festive spirit, friendship and cold-water madness.

Start 2027 with a Splash

Christmas is about traditions.

New Year is about fresh starts.

For ice swimmers, both may involve standing beside very cold water wondering who is going in first.

The Have An Ice Christmas Card is made for those adventurous people who refuse to let winter temperatures stop the fun.

Ice and cold-water swimming should always be approached with appropriate experience, preparation, safe conditions and local guidance.

WARNING: Sending Have An Ice Christmas may result in Christmas dips, New Year swimming plans and somebody suggesting that the best possible way to welcome 2027 is in freezing water.

Heard, Never Herded.