Aeroskin Nylon Long-Sleeve Rashguard with Color Accents And Front Zip

Keep in mind, ladies, this is MEANT to be snug. However, size XXXXL (the largest size available) is a reasonable equivalent of 20W. I am 5'10", 265 lbs, with disproportionately long arms and a short-ish torso (very long legs). The torso on this is long on me, and the arms are surprisingly long on me, too -- it is apparently proportioned for a very tall, broad man. Fortunately, the sleeves have small thumb loops at the end to keep the sleeves from riding up.This certainly fits snugly enough that it shows overall contours, but thick enough that it doesn't show minor lumpy bumps. This fabric is thick enough to provide some insulation in open water, and serves nicely as a thin wetsuit for people who carry their own bodily insulation and don't feel the need for extra buoyancy. I have broad shoulders, and this gives me a great range of motion for training for triathlons. It will also be a perfect wetsuit/rash guard for paddleboarding in the chilly Puget Sound on the 4th of July.

This thing is terrible. My husband said it looked like I was in a squirrel suit. The sleeves are ridiculously short and there is enough room in each armpit for me shove a hand towel on each side. I have slightly broad shoulders and big arms for a women. I'm 5'9 and 135 lbs and ordered a small. It is so abnormally fit that I am not sure they even designed it for a human. Also it is made out of really cheap material. I bought this last minute and it arrived right before I went on vacation. Not only did I NOT get to have the luxury of a rash guard on my trip (my fault for buying it last minute) but by the time I got back from my trip, the return period had ended so I now I just have a $30 squirrel suit sitting in my closet.

Works fine for snorkeling. I take a Large in just about all shirts and I ordered the XXL based on other reviews and it fits about right. I wanted a zipper for ease of putting on and removing between snorkels on dive boats. I would have preferred lycra but I couldn't find one with a zippered top. I have a full body rash guard/skin suit made of lycra and it fits much smoother for free/surface diving (drag) which probably doesn't matter anyway because I'm not diving to any great depth.

As thin as it is, it offered just a little warmth in tropical waters. Also, when the currents would push people into coral and they would come out with scrapes, I was always protected. If you're in between sizes, try the larger size. the smaller will fit, but it shows all lumps and bumps. On the tighter side, it makes it a little difficult to start the zipper. It has thumb loops in case you need to wear in under another jacket. Seems like it's made for women.

I bought the black and pink one in February for a vacation I was taking and I loved the colors .. the fit and the ease of taking it off and on because of the zipper... I would say since then I have worn this rashguard a total of 15 times. The sleeves all but fell apart. I do not have heavy arms and to look at this unusable piece of material. .. you would think I had HUGE arms... The material stretched completely out of shape... only on the sleeves and the pink color is horribly faded! Can't wear at all anymore!

The fabric felt nice, it was on the heavier side, which i like--if you live in a very warm climate it might be a bit heavy for you. The color was good. It zipped on and off nicely. It held its shape fairly well in the water. I did not use it for swimming, rather at a water park.

I am 5' 0" and 130 lbs. (yeah, I could shed 10 lbs. or so. I normally wear medium shirts. I got this in a large first but traded down to a medium - so true to fit for me. Snug enough without showing my "rolls" too much. I like that I can unzip the front a bit - for when I'm out of the water, looks nice. 5 stars for fit, comfort, look. I'll add more when I get it in the water. Just looking to be slightly warmer when snorkling.

Fit well, worked well, didn't ride up. And wasn't as warm as I thought it might be to wear it in hot weather. And given how difficult it was to get off when wet, I was very glad I went with the zip up version. Can't imagine trying to pull something like it over my head. Given the sunburn I got on my thighs, I wish I'd bought shorts too!