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O'NEILL MENS HYPERFREAK SKINS LS RASHGUARD W/ HOOD BLACK

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$109.90

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The O'Neill Men's HyperFreak Skins Long Sleeve Hooded Rashguard in Black delivers high-performance sun protection, exceptional stretch and comfort for long sessions in the water. Part of O'Neill's technical HyperFreak Skins Series, this hooded rashguard features exclusive TechnoButter Skin fabric with UPF 50+ protection, providing lightweight coverage for your upper body, arms and head. The anatomical performance fit sits close to the body with a soft, second-skin feel, allowing unrestricted movement when paddling and surfing.

Constructed from 6oz nylon/spandex fabric with four-way stretch, the HyperFreak Skins Hooded Rashguard incorporates O'Neill's hydrophobic HyperDry technology with a PFAS-free durable water-repellent (DWR) treatment for quicker drying. Strategic seam placement and breathable flatlock stitching help minimise rubbing and irritation, while the integrated hood provides additional coverage from the sun. A boardshort connector cinch cord helps keep the rashguard securely in place, making it a practical choice for surfers wanting lightweight protection without compromising flexibility or comfort.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Brand: O'Neill
  • Product: Men's HyperFreak Skins Long Sleeve Hooded Rashguard
  • Colour: Black
  • Series: HyperFreak Skins
  • Material: TechnoButter Skin Nylon/Spandex
  • Fabric Weight: 6oz
  • Sun Protection: UPF 50+
  • Sleeves: Long Sleeve
  • Hood: Integrated Hood for Additional Sun Coverage
  • Fit: Anatomical Performance Fit – Tight, Second-Skin Feel
  • Fabric Technology: TechnoButter Skin
  • Drying Technology: Hydrophobic HyperDry
  • Water Repellency: PFAS-Free DWR Treatment
  • Stretch: 4-Way Stretch
  • Seams: Breathable Flatlock Stitching
  • Construction: Strategic Seam Placement to Reduce Irritation
  • Boardshort Attachment: Connector Cinch Cord
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