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About 18 years ago after the first meat was cut off from sun damage I started wearing all the usual covering up clothing and sunscreen etc.
On my legs I was happy to just wear long summer pyjama pants as worn by many at the Wivenhoe Kayak Convention, cheap and which were as effective as the quality sun pants many buy.
Drawback was being far from dressy had to change the daks before and after each trip rather stroll around town in your PJs.
Reading a sun protection thread on forums a couple of months ago saw a reference to lycra cyclist leggings being good for sun and just had to put on while wearing shorts with out the need to undress all the time.
A look at ebay and found some delivered from Korea at just under $21, black only and one size fits all, so ordered them and arrived yesterday and in a reusable zip carry bag, and look to be ideal subject to testing in the sunlight
Wearing board shorts they cover legs completely when wearing divers bootees, and the other leg shows the length and there was much more stretch had it been needed
There are no doubt other brands but this is the link to those shown here http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/COOL-LEGGING ... 6481678%26
EDIT 14.6.13 .... First use in full sun for 5 hours and sun protection qualities were up to scratch
On my legs I was happy to just wear long summer pyjama pants as worn by many at the Wivenhoe Kayak Convention, cheap and which were as effective as the quality sun pants many buy.
Drawback was being far from dressy had to change the daks before and after each trip rather stroll around town in your PJs.
Reading a sun protection thread on forums a couple of months ago saw a reference to lycra cyclist leggings being good for sun and just had to put on while wearing shorts with out the need to undress all the time.
A look at ebay and found some delivered from Korea at just under $21, black only and one size fits all, so ordered them and arrived yesterday and in a reusable zip carry bag, and look to be ideal subject to testing in the sunlight
Wearing board shorts they cover legs completely when wearing divers bootees, and the other leg shows the length and there was much more stretch had it been needed
There are no doubt other brands but this is the link to those shown here http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/COOL-LEGGING ... 6481678%26
EDIT 14.6.13 .... First use in full sun for 5 hours and sun protection qualities were up to scratch
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