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I wear one all the time on the water. May not look the coolest, but it looks way better than skin cancer. 

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I have a few and it is getting to be that time of the year.

I just picked up another one from Bed Bath and Beyond, that actually cools as it get moist.

Sun protection and cooling, you bet

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Yeah man me and my buddy wear ours when we're out on the water all the time we have the pelagic ones they are a lil expensive but there worth it there Not hot and there easy to breathe through.

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I wear one all the time. I will even wear one in the dead of winter to keep a biting cold wind off my face. 

 

There are a lot of different brands and not all are equal in terms of comfort and breath ability. I have only tried 3 different brands but the one I like is made by "Hoorag".

 

https://www.hoorag.com/

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My buddy laughs at me everytime I wear one when we are fishing but I don't like having to reapply sunscreen, especially on my face in the summer when it runs down my face and burns my eyes.  I bought a bunch off SA Fishing for cheap.  Usually you can find them for like 5 for $15 when they run sales.  I wouldn't buy the expensive ones because they aren't much different. 

 

https://safishing.com/shop/5-for-15-face-shields-free-decal/#configuration

 

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I also wear face shields i like the SA brand. The also keep the chill off you're face on 40degree days with 20mph winds

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Yup.  Face shield, hat, long sleeves, sun gloves. Started wearing these just last summer and it was the first year in over 40 years that I didn't get sunburned. Hopefully I wised up in time and have avoided future skin cancer.

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another vote for the SA Fishing shields....I have at least 10 of them!

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I wear my gaiter all year every time I fish.

 

Keeps cold off face...rain off face...sun off face.

 

You can get burnt easy in winter! Plus sunblock will run into eyes especially if you forget and rub your face

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I started wearing them a few years ago ~ now there's almost always one on my grill. (which I do pull down for fish pics) 

Honestly I sort of feel half-naked without one.

Seems a lot more appealing to me than slathering up my mug with 50 SPF Mayo . . . . 

:smiley:

 

A-Jay

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Odd man out, I guess.  I wear them only because she who must be obeyed tells me I need to. The one I prefer is the buff.

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I use them too. I have used multiple brands Columbia, Cabelas, and Huk. All get the job done.

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I wear one. I probably look like a tool but not having to keep putting sunblock on my face is nice

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I use them when I have to, but I hate them.  Most days I make do with a sunshirt with a very deep hood, stretched over the brim of my hat.  That plus a pretty full beard seem to work when I am on the bank.  

 

I managed to get the tops of my hands a little sunburned a few weeks ago, that was a new for me.  

  • Super User
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I like the SA ones and at a great deal 5 for $15.00! You can't beat that with a stick!

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Im irish with extremely pale skin. I use a hoorag when I'm in the Sun, it gets a little warm but protects my fair skin. Though I have been known to get burned through my shoes. I had the pattern of the laces outlined in my feet! If I was in the middle of a lake with no shade I'd invest in one of these though I can't risk sun poisoning again

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Heck, I like them wet to keep me cool and also to keep the bugs off.

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I use the Simms - Sungaiter in the Hex Camo Capri Color... I have been using them for around 5 years. In Arizona while fishing people have to use them all the time...

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