Scubapro Channel Flow Short Sleeve Rash Guard - Mens
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Scubapro Channel Flow Short Sleeve Rash Guard - Mens - Blue / S (Small) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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The Scubapro Channel Flow Short Sleeve Rash Guard for men provides all-day coverage without restricting movement. Crafted from lightweight, quick-drying polyester, this rash guard offers UPF 50 protection to help block the sun during extended scuba dives or underwater topside activities. The Channel Flow construction draws moisture away from the body for a dry, comfortable feel.
Designed for versatility in the water and on land, this rash guard supports snorkeling, travel, recreational diving, and other topside outdoor activities. Its loose fit and short sleeves promote a comfortable range of motion while maintaining breathable wear, making it a practical addition to any dive gear or casual sport setup.
- UPF 50 protection: Blocks 98% of UV radiation for skin protection in and out of the water.
- Channel Flow construction: One-way moisture-wicking design that pulls moisture away from the body for a dry feel, ideal for scuba and underwater activities.
- Materials and care: High-quality polyester with a soft hand, good color fastness, abrasion resistance, and quick-drying properties.
- Fit and design: Loose fit and short sleeves for comfortable range of motion and breathable wear.
- Versatility and colors: Suitable for snorkeling, travel, recreational diving, and other topside outdoor activities; available in multiple colors.
| Thickness | Other |
| Materials | Polyester |
| Activity | Snorkeling, Travel, Recreational, Freediving |
| UPF Protection | UPF 50 |
| Fit | Loose |
| Sleeve Length | Short |
⚠️ WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
