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  • JT
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    Kenny..the back of your hands may be worn out but the front of robalos hands are worn out from a totally diff reason. and it has nothing to do w/ the sun.

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  • imhammer
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    Originally posted by BMTAngler View Post
    That's it.....

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  • dbarham
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    every little bit helps I am fair skinned

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  • BMTAngler
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    Originally posted by caz View Post
    sweet, been tryin to find those vented ones for a few months but couldnt remember the site..

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  • caz
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    sweet, been tryin to find those vented ones for a few months but couldnt remember the site..

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  • imhammer
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    Originally posted by caz View Post
    wear mine everytime im out on the water.. i would buy the one that has the "vent" over the mouth bc my glasses tend to fog up alot with the regular kind.. cant remember the name of the people that sell them, same ones that sell the high dollar fishing shirts.. im sure someone on here knows what im talkin about..
    You can buy just the mask for $12 or the shirt with it attached for $40.I have both. I can't remember the website, but will post it when I get home.

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  • kenny
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    Anyone that doesn't wear sunscreen is either very short sighted, in denial, or just plain ol' stupid.
    I'll be 60 this summer and spent my entire life fishing and surfing.
    I have pre-cancers burned off my face constantly and the backs of my hands are wrecked. The skin is so thin it tears very easily....

    A good friend of mine died recently from skin cancer and it wasn't pretty. From diagnosis to buried was four months!

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  • caz
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    wear mine everytime im out on the water.. i would buy the one that has the "vent" over the mouth bc my glasses tend to fog up alot with the regular kind.. cant remember the name of the people that sell them, same ones that sell the high dollar fishing shirts.. im sure someone on here knows what im talkin about..

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  • blazerbay2420
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    Have you ever been sun burned through your clothes? I have not. I think it is more of a marketing thing.

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  • pho cowboy
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    I wear my Buffs just about every time I go fishing and I even got some gloves from Orvis to cover up. It seems to do the job and I usually wear sunscreen under it anyways. It's breathable, and it cuts that wind out really well during the Spring and Winter. During the Summer, you can douse it with cold water to keep cool. I just figured that $22 bucks for a Buff is more of an investment for my health since anything is worth avoiding a 12 round bout with Skin Cancer that you might not win.

    That's my opinion.... and No, I'm not a representative for Buffs!
    Last edited by pho cowboy; May 7, 2010, 10:26 PM.

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  • WestEndAngler
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    I religiously put Bull Frog highest SPF I can find on my nose... I don't wear the buff headwear I hear it work & will be using it this summer as I start to spend much more time outdoors. Sunscreen all the time I lower SPF tanner I get but I hate getting burned and hate sun spots lol

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  • Deke
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    I have a couple of the UV ones and have never gotten burned through them. The cost diff is negligible so get the UV ones.

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  • REELING 65
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    All those years of outdoor work. Prove that you should protect yourself against the sun's harmful ray's. I still do not wear nothing but a hat when I go out. Though I do carry sunscreen on the boat at all times. This is for my crew..and others.

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  • fuzzy
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    I got places on my face and hands that say you should pertect yourself from the sun.

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  • majek_maniac
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    UV rays do penetrate clothing, but obviously not nearly the exposure you get on bare skin. I think that would be your call, wearing sun screen under it (even a UV rated one) is always a good idea. If you are worried, Id go ahead and get the UV one. But then again, this is coming from someone who never wears sunscreen or tries to cover up very much. I really need to start.

    The one I have (but rarely wear) isnt UV rated, its actually a really thin cotton one that is flame retardant, butit was free and has worked good the few times I have worn it and stays cool. My $.02.

    M.M.

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