Shopping for a rash guard

**Errorr** · Posted On: 3/07/2005 3:27pm

Overstock occasionaly has underamour too. Got 3 of the greywear shirts for 30$.

**CrimsonTiger** · Posted On: 3/08/2005 12:47am

Locu5,

That looks sweet...damn. Might be worth looking at.

**gloveripper** · Posted On: 3/08/2005 8:47am

I've seen a tight fitting rash guard made by Howard Combat Kimonos...Any comments?????

**Janeiro** · Posted On: 3/18/2005 11:47pm

get an underarmor long sleeve rash guard for 30 bucks. high quality.

**Locu5** · Posted On: 5/01/2005 8:15am

OK, I lied. You all need to get Under Armour's Heatgear Boxerbriefs. Holy hell these rock. The boys love them. Got the shortsleeve heargear shirt too, which is comfy and all, but the boxerbriefs pwn. If I could afford to redo all of my underwear as these, I would.

**sicragz** · Posted On: 2/05/2006 2:04am

I have a connection for custom rashguards, if you want printed with your logo. not screenprinted so the logos last a lot longer than the brands your use to. contact me with an email address and I'll forward it to my friend.

**Locu5** · Posted On: 2/05/2006 7:12am

Originally Posted by sicragz

I have a connection for custom rashguards, if you want printed with your logo. not screenprinted so the logos last a lot longer than the brands your use to. contact me with an email address and I'll forward it to my friend.

PM Phrost, he may be interested.

**Ridder** · Posted On: 2/05/2006 11:53am

Originally Posted by En

Wall-mart.

Short sleeve rashguards for $7, long sleeve for $11.

I have an underarmor and a wall-mart rash guard. The underarmor feels slightly better, but not $30 more better.

The logo on the short sleeve rubs off in a hurry. The extra $23 is for brand, just like jeans that have names costs more than regular pants.

But I'm just a bitter, poor student that can't afford a fancy UA logo.

**J-Lau** · Posted On: 2/13/2006 6:16am

I have a few sprawl rashguards, and they rule. I like the longsleeve a little more because

1) its much tougher for someone to control your tricep and

2) holds heat a little more, so less injuries and helps for cutting weight.

I used to always compete in the short sleeve for grappling, but I have been liking the long sleeve a little more.

Overall, they stretch really far. I have had matches where I was grappling with someone much larger, and have been falling to the ground and been snatched by it, and it didnt tear, just a LITTLE stretch near the neck. The things REALLY hold up.

**SuperGuido** · Posted On: 2/18/2006 12:34am

I cast my vote for Underarmor. I haven't tried any others, but they seem pretty invincible. I also hate feeling like my armpits are sweat soaked, and with Underarmor I don't feel any moisture at all even after an hour of grappling.

I got my short sleeved at Sports Authority for $25 or so.