Hyperflex Wetsuits Men's Polyolefin S/S Rash Guard

I'm 225lbs 5'9' and regularly wear XL shirts and the XXX-Large fit me just perfect. It didn't skin-hug my love handles and was loose enough in the front (but not too tight) and did a great job NOT contouring my man boobs. After using it for 6 days from the pool to the beach, I did start noticing slight fading but not by much. The fade honestly doesn't bug me since I'm more concerned for the fit. Speaking of fit, my daughter did a bit of tugging while we were in the water and the neck experienced a bit of stretch. I plan on giving it a gentle machine wash and give it a slow & low tumble dry to hopefully bring it back to shape. I'll update with the outcome later.

This rashie is *not* made of spandex and nylon and it makes all the difference. Over the past five years, I must have gone through 8 nylon rash guards. They fade in chlorinated pools, they stretch out and you can see the spandex disintegrating and flaking off like dandruff.This shirt has held up perfectly. It's thicker than most, so be aware of that if you intend to wear it under a wetsuit. It's much more insulating than nylon rashies, too. Probably equivalent to 3mm of neoprene. The exterior is smooth, like neo, and the inside is flocked like fleece.The fit was very good for me and the range of motion in the arms is excellent. I use it for pool therapy and lap swimming without a single issue.

This is a great top, bot instead of a rash guard in summer, and also as an under layer to your wetsuit during winter. I have owned this top for more than two years, and it looks the same. It dries very fast, and helps with keeping you warm more than a rashguard (but, of course, it is not neprene, so do not expect a lot of heat retention). I like the fit as well, It is tight on the top, but the belly section is slightly loose.

These thermal swim shirts work great for my boys who are on swim team but don't like to wear wetsuits. They swim in an outdoor pool in Hawaii, and during the winter months these shirts help keep them a little warmer. They would probably work even better if they fit them more tightly, but unfortunately, these are not available in boys' sizes. If I could buy them in a boy's size L or XL, I would (hint, hint, Hyperflex).

I used this for tubing in a spring-fed freshwater creek (~68 F). It kept me fairly warm and was comfortable both in and out of the water. I bought the same size as my shirt size and it fit fine. The only negative was that the opening for my head was a little small and I busted a couple seams getting in and out. As far as I can tell, there aren't any structural consequences to the seams around the neck breaking, but I'd still prefer that not to have happened.

I just recieved my Wetsuit today. I just had to check it out and the rec pool and not only does it have a true fit but it does keep you warm but not overly warm. I highly recommend this to anyone who is looking for just a top wetsuit for normal swim or beach.

I love the way this fits. A little bulkier compared to other rash guards but I think it will withstand anything I can throw at it. Not as tight as most rash guards I've tried but that's not a bad thing. Seems to be made very well.

I've been wearing this under a 4/3 when it's not quite cold enough for a 6/5/4. It works to keep warm, but serious underarm chafing.I'm not sure I'd recommend this, but I will keep using it for colder surfing.