Part of SCUBAPRO’s UPF Collection, the new STEAMER provides head-to-toe protection from stings and skin abrasion while at depth, and from the sun (UPF 50) while on the surface. The stylish STEAMER is made from high quality nylon and is designed to fit snug, creating a sleek profile in the water and a form-fitting look on shore. It features convenient thumb loops and foot stirrups for easy donning and to prevent ride-up when worn under a wetsuit. Used as an under-layer or by itself, the stylish STEAMER protects while ensuring that you always look good. Designed to perform, worn to be different, with the new STEAMER and the entire UPF Collection, seriously high performing dive wear just got a whole lot more fun.
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With a UPF Collection long sleeve RASH GUARD you can look sharp while enjoying solid sun protection. Designed for diving but perfect for all water sports, these stylish long sleeve RASH GUARDS are made from high quality polyester fabric, are form-fitting, comfortable, and dry quickly. They also provide UPF 50 UV protection, which puts them in the “Excellent” UV protection category. Engineered for performance, wear a long sleeve RASH GUARD under a wetsuit at depth or by itself when topside for dependable protection from the sun’s rays. Long sleeve RASH GUARDS are available in a variety of colors, guaranteed to brighten any day on – or in – the water.
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With a UPF Collection cap sleeve RASH GUARD you can look sharp while enjoying solid sun protection. Designed for diving but perfect for all water sports, these stylish cap sleeve RASH GUARDS are made from high quality polyester fabric, are form-fitting, comfortable, and dry quickly. They also provide UPF 50 UV protection, which puts them in the “Excellent” UV protection category. Engineered for performance, wear a cap sleeve RASH GUARD under a wetsuit at depth or by itself when topside for dependable protection from the sun’s rays. Cap sleeve RASH GUARDS are available in a variety of colors, guaranteed to brighten any day on – or in – the water.
