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The Ripcurl Classic Surf Long Sleeve Rash Vest is designed for ocean enthusiasts and beachgoers who prioritize sun safety during extended water activities. It provides reliable UPF 50+ UV protection and extended coverage, making it an ideal choice for surfing, swimming, or paddleboarding; however, users should note that the form-fitting design requires careful attention to size selection for optimal comfort.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Dress Size UK | 4 |
| Model Part Number | 17MWRV- |
| Brand | Ripcurl |
Yes, it provides UPF 50+ UV protection, which is the highest rating for skin protection against solar radiation.
Yes, but ensure you rinse the garment thoroughly with fresh water after each use to prevent the chlorine from degrading the fabric.
Hand wash in cold water using a mild soap. Never use bleach or fabric softener.
The fabric is designed with enough stretch for athletic movement, though it is meant to have a compression-style fit.
While the fabric provides a physical barrier, it is not specifically tested as medical-grade protection against jellyfish.
The Classic Surf model is a standard rash vest design and does not typically include an attachment loop for boardshorts.
Ensure you have selected the correct UK dress size. If it feels too tight, consider sizing up for a more comfortable fit, though a snug fit is standard for performance rash vests.
This is likely dried salt crystals. Hand wash the item in cold water with mild detergent and ensure it is fully rinsed before air drying.
To ensure the longevity of your Ripcurl rash vest, proper care is essential. Always rinse the garment thoroughly with fresh, cold water immediately after every use in salt or chlorinated water to remove chemical residues. Avoid using bleach, tumble dryers, or ironing, as these can break down the fabric's protective fibers. Hang the garment to dry in the shade, as direct sunlight can lead to fading and material breakdown over time.
