UV Protection Sun Sleeves?

[octico]

I fish with these, they last a long time. I have had mine for a couple years, grant it they are all stained but still do the job. Who gives a crap about stains. your fishing, not gong to a fashion show.


http://amzn.com/B00ZV3TURA

[Dave Legacy]

I like to wear Quiksilver long-sleeve rash guards. I'm 6'4" 160# and they work well for me; They dry quickly and are meant to get wet.

[Harry Hill]

Originally Posted by Dave Legacy

I like to wear Quiksilver long-sleeve rash guards. I'm 6'4" 160# and they work well for me; They dry quickly and are meant to get wet.

6'4", 160#? How do you keep your kayak down in the water? I'm 5'10" and when I was 160# everyone thought I was dying or something, to stop everyone from worrying I got my weight back up to 220#, now only my Dr worries about me.

[Denis_Ruso]

A bit pricy but I love the one I got from them.

http://www.southernfinapparel.com/co...ns/performance

[Jimmyz123]

I usually go with the full shirt. The sleeves can be annoying at times. I wear the sleeves when running and cycling, not for kayaking.

http://www.amazon.com/Vapor-Apparel-...s=SPF+clothing

[Dave Legacy]

Originally Posted by Harry Hill

6'4", 160#? How do you keep your kayak down in the water? I'm 5'10" and when I was 160# everyone thought I was dying or something, to stop everyone from worrying I got my weight back up to 220#, now only my Dr worries about me.

This might be a key component in why you and I have had such differing experiences with the same model of kayak? My metabolism is crazy active, so I have been tall and lanky my whole life. It's cool that I can eat whatever I want without any visible consequence, but it's a silent killer. I have to try hard to not go nuts and lead myself toward a heart attack!

[Harry Hill]

Originally Posted by Dave Legacy

This might be a key component in why you and I have had such differing experiences with the same model of kayak? My metabolism is crazy active, so I have been tall and lanky my whole life. It's cool that I can eat whatever I want without any visible consequence, but it's a silent killer. I have to try hard to not go nuts and lead myself toward a heart attack!

I was like that until I turned about 35, then everything changed and weight was hard to keep off. A combination of hard work and a high metabolism meant I was eating 5 meals a day and not putting on weight but that all changed. Now I have to watch everything I eat and I don't work hard any more. It's probably also why my boat sits low in the water. Are you part of OEX Dave?

[Dave Legacy]

Originally Posted by Harry Hill

Are you part of OEX Dave?

I am not in anyway affiliated with OEX, but I am a supporter.

[Harry Hill]

Originally Posted by Dave Legacy

I am not in anyway affiliated with OEX, but I am a supporter.

I wasn't sure, I know they took good care of me when I bought the Malibu P2T though I wish I had waited and bought something different. It is doing the job right now but it is hard to set up for fishing. I can't figure out if I want the Native Tandem or the Jackson Cuda. I want to find something easy to paddle but stable so my wife feel secure. I need to paddle both solo so I can see how it will work for me but I also need to get her in them so we can see how they work tandem. In the meantime I need to stop in one of the stores and have them install another hatch on the P2T.