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NRS Hydrosilk Rash Guard - Long-Sleeve - Women's - 2008 BCS
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Take advantage of the NRS Women's Hydrosilk Long-Sleeve Rash Guard Top's insulation and wicking, quick-drying fabric next time you hit the water on a raft or kayak trip. An SPF 50 UV protection factor in the fabric blocks harmful rays, and the midweight insulation of the Hydrosilk Rash Guard helps keep you warm even in the water. Wear this NRS rash guard alone on windy summer days, and pull it on under your splash jacket when the weather cools.
Bottom Line: The NRS Hydrosilk Rash Guard Shirt feels soft and comfortable on long kayak tours.
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Looks good, fits well!
By:
Patricia Terry
January 17, 2011
I bought this for a kayaking trip to Ecuador, where I knew I could be boating in 70ish water. It was perfect and fit my frame well. I was worried because I am not usually a traditional size as I have pretty big muscular shoulders on a short frame (only 5'3"). The sleeves fit me perfectly so I could see where someone slim with longer arms would have a problem.
When I came back to Northern California, I wear this under my wetsuit. I put it on wet this weekend on an upper 50s day and was able to keep my wetsuit rolled down and still stayed warm while I got ready to get in the water. Under my 4mm wetsuit it was the perfect extra layer for the 40 degree water!
The color is really nice too!
Will this keep me warm playing in rec. pools and lakes with the
Will this keep me warm playing in rec. pools and lakes with the kids for hours? In outdoor temps 60+ degrees, water around72
By: cyranorip2230932
May 25, 2008
Honestly, I've never found that hydrosilk provides much insulation in the water. It's great to keep the sun off, or if you're getting splashed on a raft, but as far as spending hours in the water, I don't know if this would be the best. The hydroskin is a much better insulator, but it might be too much if you're playing around in 70 degree water. But if you always get cold in the water, I'd give the short sleeve version a shot.
By: Kelly Stratton
November 6, 2008
good quality but not quite right
By:
jajjuli584630
August 11, 2009
I ordered this top for wearing while swimming, snorkeling, rafting to keep the sun off my skin. The material was nice although not as soft as some others I have tried. The pink color was very nice, the top fit very snug as it should but the sleeves were way too tight and too short. I had to return it and found another brand that worked better for me.
Change me.
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NRS Hydrosilk Rash Guard - Long-Sleeve - Women's
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Looks good, fits well!
I bought this for a kayaking trip to Ecuador, where I knew I could be boating in 70ish water. It was perfect and fit my frame well. I was worried because more...
good quality but not quite right
I ordered this top for wearing while swimming, snorkeling, rafting to keep the sun off my skin. The material was nice although not as soft as some others more...
- Material:
- Nylon & spandex blend
- Insulation:
- Midweight
- Recommended Use:
- Rafting, kayaking, paddling
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- 1 Year
- Country of Origin:
- Thailand