Warm Rashguards
Winter on the way? Surfing in Alaska? You are going to need a warm rashguard. For the warmest you are after a long sleeved, titanium with hood. Check the thickness of the rashvest before you buy. The thicker it is the warmer it is going to be. Make sure that it fits well.
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