My rash guards came in!

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djmom
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My rash guards came in!

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Men, just skip this message it will be boring for you. No boob talk or anything.

I ordered two from Athleta (they are the ones that are not called rash guards, but they are made from bathing suit material). They have the little pocket in the front.

They are SOOOO cute! And not tight but very cute and feminine.

And if I am saying that right now with my flabby winter body, that is a good sign....

So happy!

So if you need one, just FYI, they are just what they look like in the catalog.
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Post by cindygad »

You will love them. My husband and I both wear them whenever we snorkel.
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Post by djmom »

joshie, they dont look THAT good. :)
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Post by turtlegirl »

Do rash guards keep you warmer in the water, or are they just for sun protection?
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Post by djmom »

I don't like mine snug, so I cant say they keep you warmer, maybe those with snug ones have an opinion?

I wear for sun protection, and it is great for St john, because you cant go around town or in the jeep without a coverup anyways.

I also think in the summer they keep you much cooler out of the water if you get it wet.
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Post by liamsaunt »

I find that they help a little bit with keeping warm--better than a t-shirt because they fit snugger and so there is less room for water pockets. I mainly wear them for sun protection while snorkeling.
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Post by Marsh810 »

I brought a long sleeve and a short sleeve rash guard on our trip in Jan. I wore the long sleeve on cloudy days. Definetly helped keep me warmer...Loved wearing them.
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Post by turtlegirl »

Thanks, I didn't want to go so far as wearing a heavy neoprene wet-suit top so hopefully a rash guard will keep me a little warmer.
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