Ripcurl Streamline UPF Short Sleeve Rash Vest - Yellow

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Ripcurl Men's Yellow Rip Curl Streamline Upf Short Sleeve Rash Vest - Size 42
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Ripcurl Men's Yellow Rip Curl Streamline Upf Short Sleeve Rash Vest - Size 42
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The Ripcurl Streamline UPF Short Sleeve Rash Vest is an essential piece of gear for surfers, swimmers, and beach enthusiasts who need reliable UV protection during long hours in the sun. Featuring UPF 50+ fabric and a comfortable, loose-fit design, this vest offers exceptional sun safety and breathability. While it excels at moisture management and sun blocking, users should note that the loose-fit style may create more drag in the water compared to traditional compression-style rash guards.
| Colour | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Material | Polyester |
| Model Part Number | 172MRV |
| Brand | Ripcurl |
No, this model is designed with a loose-fit style for maximum comfort and airflow.
Yes, it is rated UPF 50+, which blocks the vast majority of harmful UV radiation.
Yes, but ensure you rinse it thoroughly with fresh water afterward to prevent material degradation.
Yes, it is constructed with four-way stretch polyester to allow for full range of motion.
Hand wash with mild soap and cold water, then hang dry in the shade.
Rinse thoroughly with cold fresh water immediately after use and air dry away from direct sun.
Avoid contact with abrasive surfaces like concrete pool decks or sharp coral.
As a pull-on garment, this vest requires no specific setup. It is compatible with standard boardshorts or swimwear. To maximize the lifespan of the polyester material, rinse the vest with fresh water immediately after use in saltwater or chlorinated pools to remove salt and chemical residue. Avoid wringing out the fabric; instead, gently squeeze excess water and hang it to dry in the shade, away from direct sunlight, which can prematurely degrade the fabric's performance over long periods.