🤿 Cressi Camouflage Rash Guard for Scuba Diving Video Producers and Spearfishers - Hooded and Crew-Neck- Enhance Your Hunting Gear Review

Shirt fits great but when diving the hood fills with air causing buoyancy issues. As a result, I had to fill the hood on the back of the shirt.

Very thin material. If you apply it to an area that stretches, it becomes almost transparent. The chest pad is too thin. I am 6ft 1in and 185lbs. I have a large one and it fits quite tight.

This rashguard fits well and protects from the sun. I love the thumb loops on the cuffs, although you probably won't need them, and I love the hood. The breastplate is thin for loading a weapon, but I prefer to use a spear, so I don't mind. In general an excellent rashguard and I like the pattern.

I ordered and received the blue hooded version and it's a good product. All the arguments about the sizes kept me busy, so I ordered XL. I'm 6ft 180lb and it fits. It's not as tight as my typical surf rash guards, but it's also not baggy. It adheres to the skin but not quite properly, except mainly on the underarms where it's actually loose. In the water it sticks to you like a Lycra rashguard and the material doesn't move.

Hooded rash guard looks high quality and comfortable, but it is very small. I'm 6'1, 265 pounds and XXXL. Barely comes in and squeezes everything from chest to stomach. Based on the size chart used by Cressi, which doesn't show up anywhere, I would need 5xl or something. Too bad because this is the only rashguard I've found that has a small but useful chest loading pad.

Top works great. I use it for freediving in blue water. I wear a rashguard over my 3mm fullsuit and it looks like a new camo suit, the thumb straps ripped on the second dive but you don't really need them, the rashguard doesn't slip when you have a wetsuit underneath. I did this instead of buying a new freediving suit and it works great if you're looking to save money. I'm 6.3 and the XL fits great but if I'm not wearing a wetsuit I would go for the large. safe diving!

This is not a rashguard as advertised. Only the sleeve part is made of polyester. The body part is in a different color (all black) and is made of 1mm thick neoprene which provides warmth. The chest pad for loading a weapon is very thin, made from a mesh material sewn over a thin pad. Sizes are a little loose even over a wetsuit but comfortable. The problem is that neoprene has a memory and once crumpled, it stays crumpled, so the folding caused a lot of creases during packaging and shipping.

I had to order this twice as the first time they sent me one without a hood. Returning it was easy and when I ordered it again I received the correct product. This is a nice spandex hooded bib rashguard. The lining is an approx. 1mm thick piece of rough textured neoprene. It fits like any of my other rashguards. There are thumb loops. The inside is bright white. I think you could turn it over if you wanted to, but then the pillow would be on the inside and probably uncomfortable. I suppose you…