EcoStinger® Full Body Cover Swimsuit & Stinger Suit UV Protection Swimwear UPF50+

Protect your skin all day long from the sun uv rays, box jellyfish stingers and sea lice without sacrificing comfort and look.

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Video Caption: Sun protection shouldn’t limit your fun. EcoStinger suits feature UPF50+ protection with breathable, quick-drying, high-stretch fabric that moves with you. Swim, surf, snorkel — stay protected all day.

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Protect Your Skin On The Beach, In The Water And Pools.

EcoStinger® full-body cover swimsuits, stinger suits and sunsuits offer UPF50+ protection blocking over 97.5% of UV rays, defend against jellyfish stingers and sea pests, and deliver lightweight, quick-drying and chlorine-resistant fabric with a flexible and comfortable fit, durable shape retention and non-chafing flatlock seams — perfect for all water activities, pools, and year-round conditions.

What Is The Difference Between Regular And Sun Protection Swimwear?

There are 3 key differences between Regular and Sun Protection Coverup Swimwear: 1. Fabric Type: regular and sun protection swimwear are usually made from special type of stretch fabric that is suitable for use in water, mostly made from Nylon, Lycra, Elastane, Spandex or Polyester yarn. The quality and performance is linked to the fabric composition example Nylon/Lycra or Polyester/PBT and to the …

Over exposure to the sun UV rays can damage the skin!

Millions of people head outdoors every year when the weather warms up, in fact the historical statistical records by census.gov put the number of Amrerican adults participation in beach leisure activities at around 60 million people not including children (Census Bureau of USA), this represent a big portion of the entire USA population, and this trend has grown in recent years. In 2021, the latest …

What Is The Difference Between Stinger Suit, Dive Skin, Wetsuit, Drysuit and Dive Suit?

The Difference Between These Suits Can Be Summarized Into two Categories: 1. Stinger Suits and Dive Skins: suitable for warm and lukewarm water temperature starting from around 20°C (70°F) to 30°C (86°F) and above; .... 2. Wetsuits, Dive Suits and Drysuits: suitable for cool and cold water temperature between around -2 to 25°C or 28 to 77°F depending on thickness and material used ...