Fishing Sun Protection Clothing Review | What REALLY Works!
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2019
- Sun Protection Clothing for fishing and UPF Factors, What Really Works! I was diagnosed in 2016 with malignant melanoma (skin cancer) after noticing a very small spot on the side of my neck looked a little different and asked my family doctor about it. Well one procedure, a surgery and 3 years later and I've been blessed to be cancer free. I still see a dermatologist several times a year. After my surgery I began to really research sun protection clothing and what brand and manufactures really worked and why so I could continue to enjoy fishing and the outdoors without head to toe sunscreen . I've been through a ton of different brands and learned more about UPF, UVA, UVB and SPF factors than I ever cared to. Hopefully this video will serve as a guide to spending time on the water fishing or in the outdoors with a new level of protection and knowledge to keep you or a family member safe.
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IF you where just starting out. Would you go with the Palagic shirt with the built in buff and add gloves or just go with your ending of columbia all the way with maybe Glazer gloves?
@@jeremyrobbins9064 either are great but I'd probably go with the Columbia shirt and Glacier gloves. Thats for watching too!
I hiked in a tanktop while hiking the other day, and now I'm nursing my 2nd degree sunburns! I found your video here in a search for a future solution. This is awesome, just what I needed to know! Thank you so much for educating us. I'm also really glad that you are cancer free now!
Glad the video helped and I really appreciate you watching. I think once you find a brand you like it'll be a regular part if your outdoor gear. Thanks again!
Love this. I'm so glad you did a review on this for other fishermen to be aware of! Thanks so much (:
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!
Thanks for making this video. I've been looking for sun protection for my boyfriend who works outside all summer and this was very helpful. Glad your doc caught the cancer.
Your welcome, I think he'll really like these. It's hard to believe but these are truly cooler than a short sleeve t-shirt in the blazing sun, and much safer. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for watching my back brother. Appreciated!
Exactly what I needed to know!
Thank you!!!
So glad it helped you out and thanks for watching!
Thanks for the review. You provided good points to help evaluate features and brands.
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
I appreciate the thorough review, I had a stem cell transplant on March 12th with some pretty rough chemotherapy. With that being said, I’m at high risk for skin cancer for 2 years. So again thank you for the review sir 🤙🏻
Glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you have a full recovery with no complications. Thanks for watching and God bless!
Running/hiking clothing works fairly well (And better tested). The mesh layers on those clothing are typically offset (you won't see through but it has venting still). Also you should look at hooded gaiters/sunmask with the extended collars that go up to the shoulders.
Thanks for the great info. Really liked the explanation.
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing this! I am a malignant Melanoma survivor myself and am always searching for a better, more protective
piece of clothing!
You are welcome. I know this type of clothing has helped me to be able to get out and do the things I love to do without worrying about the sun all the time, so glad you liked the video!
Thanks for this video. I want to get back into fishing, but for now I was looking for sun protection while hiking in the woods or working in the yard. Some of these options look perfect.
These will work great for you. I also use mine while cutting grass, gardening or just about any outdoor activity. Glad you liked the video and thanks for watching!
Thank you for posting this!
My pleasure!
Exceptional video, sir. Very VERY helpful. 👍👍
Super glad it helped you out, thanks for watching!
had a huge basel cell removed off my face. 179 stitches later. now all i wear is sun protection clothing. long sleeve, Gloves, face and head protection. Being a hiker aswell i go for lightweight in Australia because its so damn hot all the time. Thanks for the vid. appreciate it.
Glad your doing ok and I understand how having something like that can put a whole new perspective on sun protection. Thanks for checking out the video!
this review is amazing, thank you so much for doing this. As a fishing guide I do the best I can to keep covered, but I definitely miss the collar area!!
I'm glad the video helped you out, tight lines!
Awesome review! Very helpful especially on the mask review, I have the same issues with a mask covering my neck line. Thank you and God bless
Thank you for watching and I'm glad the video helped you out!
Man thank you very much for this information.
Thank you for watching and I hoped it helped you out!
Great info! Thanks for the review.
Thanks so much for watching!
Excellent video, thanks for posting!
Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching!
Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge with us thank you..👏👏👍
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
Super helpful, my mother died of skin cancer and I’m always searching for good upf.... wish the Uk had more choice.... anyhew - lovely selfless helpful video - thank you:)
So glad you enjoyed the video and found it helpful, thanks for watching!
Great job!!. Great useful information
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
_Amazing video, thanks for sharing!_
Thanks for watching!
Thank-you for making this video.
You're welcome! I hope you found it helpful.
Appreciate the helpful helpful insight
You're welcome and thanks for watching!
I am a very Columbia fan. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
I sure like fishing but that is not what brought me here today. Newly diagnosed Stage 3B Melanoma. 44 yrs Red hair green eyes. This is very helpful. Thank you. I hope you are well.
I hope this video helped you out and even more I wish you well and a quick recovery from your cancer.
I'm here after getting burned on my back the other day while out walking wearing my cotton tee shirt. Thanks for the important info.
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
don't fish, but do spend time outdoors. your video is important for anyone who does. we all should care about sun protection. bought the buff gator. Thanks!
I'm glad the video helped, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for posting
You're welcome, glad you enjoyed it.
Good video i dont fish but i work in construction a lot of sun out there didnt no about those clothing BRAND good VIDEO
I'm glad the video helped you out. I also wear these when I'm doing yard work at ball games, etc. They are so much cooler than the sun beating down directly on your skin. I think you'll like them!
Thanks man. I work in my Magellans and I have a little girl who has a sun allergy.
Love my Magellan shirts, affordable, comfortable and great performance. Thanks for watching!
This is why I want a spandex/nylon dark compression long-sleeve shirt with a non-compression hood so that it can cover more of my face. I have not found a good brand for that yet, or even such a shirt for that matter.
for the vented masks! you dont have to wear it like him the material is great and i was scared of those exposed holes but you can pull up the mask so the holes are on the bridge of your nose covered in the shade of your cap very good product
Nice review!!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I get baleaf with the hoods (7 of them for everyday)
I had a melanoma as well
Great video. I SUP fish do you have any recommendations for a pant? Not a huge fan of sunscreen and was hoping there was a pant you would recommend. I've had really bad sunburns in the past on the back of my legs after several hours of fishing.
I wear the Columbia Sliver Ridge convertible pants (I have about 6 pair in different colors). They run about $60 but are well worth it. Very thin UPF 50 material, they are very comfortable, dry quickly and resistant stains. I've tried different brands but these are top knotch. I surf fish in them and they're dry in 15-20 minutes. Glad you enjoyed the video too!
Great video! I'm looking at the type that have both the hood and face cover made into it. Any suggestions?
I really like this Pelagic that had both those features amzn.to/43UqJ6e
Thankyou!
Love the exofficio hyalite hoodie. Upf 50, breathable, and with thumbholes to protect your hands. Check it out if you get a chance.
I definitely will, thanks for the info!
Thank you.
Great video
Thank you and thanks for watching!
You know what's weird is they stopped talking about the hole in the ozone layer like 25 yrs ago, living in Sonoran desert AZ some days I feel like the sun is extra hot on my skin, never looked into it but i did buy some sun hoodies for kayaking. Thanks for the info, just bought some walmart realtree sun hoodies, "mesh" sides, 30 spf, haven't tested, ill try to update when I do, only i wouldn't recommend anyway because i forgot to check and they are made in China, no-go for me when I can help it.
Thanks
Very helpful
Glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching!
I loved this video. I am a Coolibar fan myself. Have you ever gotten tan or burned through a sun mask? I'd love to be able to spend all day outdoors kayaking, paddle boarding etc and not worry about sun damage. I am a dermatology PA myself, so I am a huge fan of sun protective clothing.
I have never gotten burned or even red wearing a sun mask or shirt and I spend a lot of time outside and on the water. I really like the Buff UVX and the Columbia brands for comfort, lightweight and all day wear. Thanks for checking out the video, I really appreciate it!
@@BlueLineFishing Thanks! Have you developed any new sun spots/ brown spots on your face since starting to use a sun mask? Love your content.
@@dermlover1 No, not a single one. I've become a big believer in the masks/ neck gaiters and the gloves. It's so much easier than sunscreen too. No mess or bottles to have run out and nothing to wash off later. Plus I can stick one in a pocket and have it whenever I need it. Thanks for the complement on the content, my channel it small but finally starting to slowly take off. I see your're a creator too and as you know UA-cam'in ain't easy! :)
@@BlueLineFishing I haven't made videos in years! I hope to start sometime soon :) I'm a new subscriber to your channel.
@@BlueLineFishing Would you consider reviewing Coolibar gaiters/masks?
I cannot find that Columbia vented shirt you are wearing. All I am seeing on Columbia for UPF 50 is the PFG line, which does not have that side and sleeve mesh. Can you tell me the name of that one? Thanks for the stellar review. I live in Arizona and needless to say, the sun can be brutal.
That shirt is one of the first shirts I bought after being diagnosed in 2016 so I'm not sure they make that exact one anymore, but I can tell you it is a PFG and the inside tag says Omni Freeze Zero. I'm lucky enough to live near a Columbia factory store and can get some pretty good deals there and if I remember right that's where I picked it up at. I did fine one on E-Bay at this link for you. www.ebay.com/itm/Columbia-PFG-Shirt-Omni-Freeze-Zero-Sweat-Activated-Cooling-Long-Sleeve-Large/164300585801?hash=item264113fb49:g:MjkAAOSwAORfF0GL Hope this helped some and thanks for watching!
Factors when buying clothing
1. 50 UPF (Ultraviolet protection factor)
2. Comfort
3. Breathability
- Go to a dermatologist yearly
Very informative video. Have u found a good sun hoodie? All the hoodies I've found aren't ventilated.
The Pelagic is vented and I found a brand at Sam's Club called Habit that is vented and very comfortable too. Thanks for checking out the video and glad you liked it.
@@BlueLineFishing those are exactly what I was looking for. Thank you. Your help is very much appreciated.
Hi great video thank you so again what is the combination material again thanks.
Polyester and spandex or polyester and nylon are what most of the better performance shirts are made of.
Thanks super help
Aftco is a great brand
My question is how we know the clothing still working to protect UV?
Thanks for the video! I have a question. I purchased the Columbia PFG shirt and when I hold it up to light it looks ver sheer. How does it block the us light if the material is so light?
The weave on those shirts is very tight and though it doesn't look like it, it will block the majority of the UV. I wear the Columbia shirts all the time and have never gotten sunburned in them. Hope you liked the video and thanks for watching!
Have you ever tried Eddie Bauer? Basically same as Columbia but I find them more comfortable
I have not tried the Eddie Bauer but will give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Greatly educational and inspiring! Much obliged 🫡🙏
To summarise by skin parts: sun protective measures if w/o sunscreen
Safe sun: sunglasses, sun hat, sun hoodie, sun mask, sleeves, sun gloves, dark jeans or sun trousers...
Design: breathable, comfortable and sun protective (wraparound)! UV400 and UPF50+ are preferred.
Scalp: sun hat
Forehead: sun hat
Eye contour: sun hat & sunglasses
Eyes: sunglasses
Ears: sun hat or sun hoodie
Cheeks: sun mask, sunglasses & sun hat
Face: sun mask & sun hat
Lips: sun mask
Chin & neck: sun mask (neck gaiter) or sun hoodie
Forearms: sun hoodie or sleeves
Hands: sun gloves
Body: sun hoodies or darker tops
Legs: dark jeans
Feet: just wear shoes
Thank you for watching!
What brand are the palmless gloves? I'm having trouble finding something similar to them. Not sure if you'll see this, but thanks either way!
They are Palm Free Sun Gloves: palmfreesunwear.com/ Thanks for watching!
Blue Line Fishing Thank you!!
Hello, I’m new to all of this UV protection shirts. My question is, on what occasions can you wear the short-sleeved UV protection shirts ? I just got a shirt under the brand Olaian and it says UPF 50+ so i’m assuming it’s a good quality.
Thank you.
I prefer the long sleeve shirts but if you use the short sleeve I would either use the sun sleeves like these: www.amazon.com/Sun-Protection-Arm-Sleeves-Compression/dp/B07S4N9V47 or heavy sunscreen like this (my personal favorite): www.walmart.com/ip/Neutrogena-Ultra-Sheer-Dry-Touch-SPF-100-Sunscreen-Lotion-3-fl-oz/13274441 Thanks so much for watching!
@@BlueLineFishing thank you so much sir 👍
One more question if i may ask, can you jog with these shirts or not ?
I have running t-shirts, but I’m asking out of curiosity.
@@Mr.Wanted911 Absolutely, they are very comfortable and breathe great.
@@BlueLineFishing great 🤩
Please someone sell this stuff in the uk really really hard to find here
May be a dumb question but have you tried Amazon? That’s where I get mine
Side note: Mexicans tend to wear long sleeves, neck bandanas, etc. In the summer(construction) and their skin looks better than most after a decade or more working in the Phoenix sun.
What you think about the Magellan sun hoody that already has the face mask already attached. It cover the neck I believe it’s made fire fishing
I really like the Magellan products. I've not worn that one, but I do like having the face mask built in. I'd say you'd be good to go.
I can’t find the same “buff” as yours? On their website they do not have any flared or vented ones. They all look like just tubes.
It's the Buff UVX, try these links. Olde Florida Fly Shop: olefloridaflyshop.com/shop/clothing/headwear/neckgaiters-bandanas-masks/buff-uvx-mask/?msclkid=098826b4d3d21211a69079bf41153dfd&**LP%20-%20DSA&Categories and Amazon: www.amazon.com/Buff-Adult-Mossy-Oak-Elements-Graphite/dp/B07MVYFYCD/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2H1U6OMUHMDUJ&dchild=1&keywords=buff%2Buvx%2Bface%2Bmask&qid=1594593934&sprefix=buff%2Buvx%2Caps%2C158&sr=8-2&th=1&psc=1 Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the solid info, do you ever wear a large brim fishing hat instead of the masks? Or even with them?
I do wear one sometimes. Always with a mask, too. Thanks for watching!
people still are just too ignorant about sun damage and cancer. Recently I reffed soccer for 4 years in Texas summers, 100 degree days, 8 hours a day many weekends and some of the fields had no cover between games. For years the rules were as a referee you could NOT wear a hat or any type of sun glasses to protect your eyes. You only relied on the sunscreen to proect your head and your eyes were just out of luck. Just within the past couple of years did they start letting us wear hats and slightly tinted glasses after a referee died of skin cancer.
I agree, sun protection is so important. Since I was diagnosed it's amazing how many people have talked to me about skin cancer they or a family member or friend has had. I know prior to that I tried to wear sunscreen or cover up but now I make it a priority so I can still enjoy the outdoor sports I love with no skin damage. Thanks for watching and I hope the video helped!
The schools are ran by racist Kkkommunists that hate light skinned people...
have you tried any offerings from AFTCO? i find those pretty comfortable
I haven't yet but I'm going to try AFTCO and Simms too.
I work in the sun and all I wear is skin protection from the sun. Face mask,sunglasses a hat long sleeves. Gloves everything don’t wanna burn up and also have skin cancer later down the road.
The sun is no joke and the sun protection clothing is the way to go. Hope you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
Hi, I like the Buff but it drapes low around the neck. Do you know of a solution that will keep it up? Thank you.
Other than you can wear it stretched over a ball cap in the back (which I usually do) I'm not sure what else would help support it.
Would the Magellan shirts work in south Louisiana with 100% humidity? I don't want to feel like an oven
I think it would be just fine. Here in Southern Indiana it's super humid and they work great. As a side note I fished in Venice LA. several years ago and it was awesome and the Magellan shirts worked great.
Great video . I wish they would make these type shirts with collars on them
Any update to a different 'favorite' shirt you prefer?
After years of wearing and trying different style shirts I still really like the Columbia PFG. Both vented and non-vented. I also really like the Huk brand especially the vented options they have. Hope this helps and thanks so much for watching!
You're exactly who ive been looking for...i had melanoma on my face. .i need clothes..can women wear these
Yes, these sunshrits will work for both women and men. I'm glad the video helped you out, and thanks for watching!
Have you tried the huk neck gaiter and if so how is it ?
I have several of the Huk neck gaiters. I have one of the older ones that is the straight tube style and a couple of the newer style with the longer neck cut and flared collar. The old style is to short the newer ones I like but they are a tad tight. My two favorites are the Columbia and the Buff UVX, both with flared collars which can tuck into the shirt. Both are also super light, have breathing holes and very comfortable. Thanks for watching!
Blue Line Fishing thanks for the info
9:10 What I dislike is the large logo on the sleeve. I am nobody's billboard, much less when I am the one paying THEM.
Thanks for all the information. If only they made these clothes with more normal looking designs, I really don't want to look like a five year old wearing a power ranger outfit
Glad you liked it and thanks for watching!
This is a question how easy are they to keep clean
Very easy and they don't fade after repeated washings.
Mega for me
What size Columbia buff do you wear
I wear a large/ XL or adult size.
question is do these breath so i can use for my thru hikes lol
Yes the material is very breathable and would work great for you!
Dose any of them make construction work shirts.
I think all of them are pretty durable and would be fine for a work shirt.
I always wear two shirts or a hoodie and a face cover even if it's hot
Good info. Can you turn down the music on the intro? When the user is wearing headphones that music blows your eardrums away!
Sorry about that. I've since adjusted the intro volume in my newer videos. Thanks for watching!
Hi
Mic please
Are you allowed to wash them?
Absolutely, multiple washes and no fading or shrinking. And they don't wrinkle to top it off!
Shwew! So glad they added SPF to these shirts because I was so busy getting an all over burn and tan wearing my long pants and my shirts. When I was a kid i'd come home and have the worst sunburn on my ass from all that sun shining through my jeans. Now I can wear a nice short sleeve shirt while I'm out on the river all day and get that nice farmer's tan i was never able to get before from simply wearing a short sleeve shirt.
IS THIS MARKETING CAMPAIGN CRAZY??! EVERY SHIRT I'VE EVER WORN IS SPF 2,000. Now it's a sales point for marketing? Try "any thin cotton western style shirt off the rack of farm and fleet in the year 1978."
Well here in Southern Indiana where it's 1008 degree in the shade in the summertime with a heat index of 98% you CAN wear cotton or burlap or corduroy or a Velcro suit if you like but it will be incredibly hot and uncomfortable. Now this might not matter to you but for folks like myself who spend over 200 days on the water a year cool comfort is a big factor and I've fished all over the country and as far south as Mexico and their is no contest between cotton and a spandex/ polyester blend. Just like a white cotton t-shirt has a UPF of 3-8 tops, a blended performance shirt is usually 40-50 UPF. If you think these shirts work and feel like cotton or jeans you've obviously never worn them. Also you might want to learn the difference in SPF (as you stated) and UPF. UPF measures the amount of UV radiation that can penatrate fabric and reach your skin. Sun Protection Factor, or SPF, is based on the time it takes for UV-exposed skin to redden or burn. They've never "added SPF" to any shirt. Also another distinction: UPF measures both UVB and UVA rays, while SPF measures only UVB. Hope that clears it up for ya.
@@BlueLineFishing Well then just call it a "cool shirt." Hell, ALL shirts are SPF 1000. Everybody wants something scientific sold to them. Meanwhile it's as scientific as "all shirts totally block the sun and some are cooler and that's the one i'll buy for guiding on the Florida flats." Cause, you know, it's hot on the Florida flats. And also southern Indiana. I guess my point is "marketing is a really hokey business."
Have u tried collared shirts ?
I have, but I find the crew neck style more comfortable.
Dude if you need something that covers your whole neck get a hooded fishing shirt or a field and stream polyester mask
Inflammatory highly oxidative industrial gmo sprayed grain oils (“vegetable” oils) are possibly one of the primary reasons for skin cancer when reacting to the UV. Native populations never had the levels we do now. Since the late 1800s we are up like 24x the consumption of poly unsaturated fatty acids. Way way too much. Add in endless sugars and it’s a bad combo.
I have never gotten sunburned through any shirt. Just another marketing sceme.🤣
Why are they all so garish! 😢
No love for Simms?
Thats a brand I haven't tried yet but intend to. If you have some do you like it?
@@BlueLineFishing I like there rain gear etc. I don't like the there open palm sun gloves though . I have noticed they tend to get over creative with some products. Quality is top notch though
Thanks
Thanks for watching!