How long does it take to swim in the Pacific Ocean?  source: http://www.mtigifts.com

Are they a modern fit that can withstand the temperature of cold water from the Pacific Ocean for hours? Has anyone else could do this, for example from the United States swim west to the coast of China?

Wetsuits help ward off cold, but some people consider cheating because they were wearing they provide buoyancy. Actual water temperature is no problem with this big swim, most veteran open-water swimmers can handle temperatures at 60 - Range of 70 degrees. Fast open water swimmers can swim about a mile every 20 -25 minutes. Note the English Channel in just under seven hours and it is approximately 18 miles long. The problem is maintain this for a long time. This can be done during the eight hours or more, but after that, swimmers began to wane. Also, there is a problem trying to swim the day after day. It would be more either a group of swimmers could try something like this, turn off the relay style every four hours. That way they can swim around the clock. I am a conservative figure of about 60 miles a day can achieved in this way, so that the distance between China and the United States is 6,000 or more, which would take 100 days to swim constantly. If the relay ends in Japan, which will cut approximately 900 miles and that will be cut from 15 days. As you can see, this type of swimming was not really feasible for a single swimmer because if it is done where they rested at night and until the next day in the same spot left off, it will take at least twice or three times (200-300 days) the amount of time swimming "all relay time" required. If you want to get technical, there is no person to swim the Atlantic yet. Some of the swim, but all had retired to their boats and cross the most large distances on the boat.