🌞 O'Neill Men's Premium Skins UPF 50+ Short Sleeve Rash Guard for Maximum Sun Protection Review

DEFINITELY CLOSE STRONGER THAN OTHER RASHGUARDS. Luckily I read and believed all the reviews that said it was about 2 sizes too small. I haven't had a chance to use it to see how much it stretches, but it fits snugly. The quality seemed good, I liked the design. Will be updated as needed after first use in near future.

This particular seller will send you a cheap shirt! The actual O'Neill product is amazing. I've bought it before from another seller and I've been great. This Chinese salesman thinks we're all idiots and we'd be fine with an O'Neal t-shirt! I immediately requested a refund. Be careful!

They are too small, I ordered one for my friend who wears 3XL and is very sensitive to the sun. He can be out 5 minutes and already burned out and I followed the sizing chart to T and when they arrived they didn't fit him. We would have sent them back but they fit me perfectly because I wear L in women's dresses and I liked it. We'll look elsewhere for shirts for him because men's 3XL will never work with women's L.

I have some solid color rashguards from o'neill (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004I44ICA/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) but I wanted one in some other colors. It is made of the same material and adapts equally to the entire body. The only difference is the length - it's a lot shorter than O'Neal's solid rashguards - a few inches I think. Not a deal breaker but definitely not what I expected.

I use it so I don't have to sunscreen my tummy/back. I'm getting older and I just can't play around with lotion anymore, I'm sick of getting burned and I don't care if I have a more 'tan'. Married with kids, doesn't need to impress anyone. :) I've been using it in the pool, snorkeling, fishing, and water park fairly regularly over the past year. Works great, I like the stitching on the outside of the neck to reduce irritation. Very comfortable, can be worn all day.

Shirt runs small. I usually wear XL but after reading a lot of reviews settled on the 3XL in black and it fits just like a rashguard, like stretchy spandex. The length is great, I'm 5ft 11in, no chance. This becomes a belly shirt and can be tucked into pants about 4 inches. The neck is a little tight, but I have a larger neck and shoulders. I can breathe normally. For reference, my shirt size is 34/35 with 18" crew neck, regular fit or 46R sport off shoulder coat.

This is a high quality water compression shirt. The material is a bit thicker than others I've seen but not too hot. The fit is tight and goes to the waist. I read the reviews about the sizes and decided on one of the large ones. I had to get off at two. Even with the sporty V-shape for a man, I didn't like that it was so tight around my middle age. If you're on your way to a solid six-pack, then you might like this. I'm close, but no longer there. I then ordered an XXL, but it didn't arrive in

I bought 8 of these t-shirts in different colors for a diving trip in the Florida Keys to not have to wear a wetsuit out of the water and still have some sun protection on the boat. They are cool! Convenient, unlimited and worth every penny.! I love the look and they feel like a second skin. Breathable and quick drying, they are great for all water sports such as water skiing, windsurfing, snorkeling or just swimming in the pool. The UV-reflecting material protects against sun rays with SPF 50.

I love O'Neill products and have several of them (other rash guards, impact vests, wakeboard vests, etc.). They are all well made, last a while and can withstand a lot. Their products are expensive compared to other products, but the value is there. It takes some time for the fabric to lose its elasticity. The main issue I noticed is the fit. I'm 5'7", 145 lbs, swimmer build (broad shoulders, small waist 30"). I usually wear Hanes S t-shirts and M t-shirts. cozy. I suggest that you go up a size