In Part 1, I mentioned the importance of drinking water and staying hydrated. Part 2 is all about clothing. Living in Florida, I am used to the sun when I'm fishing. They don't call it the Sunshine State for nothing. Even with the extreme heat and constant sunshine, I actually wear much more clothing and accessories than I have anywhere else I have lived.
I have become a huge fan of the Buff Headwear
and now am starting to wear the gloves as well (look for a review soon). I sometimes get strange looks and even called a ninja when I wear it, but I am convinced it helps and I also feel much better after a long day on the water. The sensitive areas on your neck and ears are the worst for getting skin cancer and I am glad I am protected. I also wear a huge hat to keep the sun off my face. I used to come into work every Monday with the infamous "racoon eye" tan, but it doesn't happen as much anymore.
and now am starting to wear the gloves as well (look for a review soon). I sometimes get strange looks and even called a ninja when I wear it, but I am convinced it helps and I also feel much better after a long day on the water. The sensitive areas on your neck and ears are the worst for getting skin cancer and I am glad I am protected. I also wear a huge hat to keep the sun off my face. I used to come into work every Monday with the infamous "racoon eye" tan, but it doesn't happen as much anymore.
The shirts have come a long way over the past few years. I always try to wear a long sleeve, even in the dead of summer. I have really started to enjoy the shirts like the Breathe Like a Fish shirt that is breathable but also protects.
What's your sun clothing arsenal? Are you a shorts, t-shirt and visor person? or do you look like me when I'm out there?
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