Do you think it would be too hot to wear as sun protection during motorcycle rides? (300+ miles , 90+ degrees)
182802
I don't think you would have a problem. I bought this in black and I just spent last Sunday all day at the beach in Miami weather (over 90 degrees), mostly outside walking and sunbathing, and I did not feel hot. If you get it in a color other than black and with the wind factor, I don't any problem wearing this for sun protection.
182803
@HellCat, I'm not sure how comfortable you would be on a 300 plus mile ride because these are extremely form-fitting and fairly tight. I have one in black and it works great when I'm in the water but for hiking or other outdoor activities I would get a lighter color and possible size up so you have more "breathing" room. The sun protection is great, I'm very fair and haven't had a problem in that area. It's great for camping, swimming, diving, keeping bugs at bay but mine does retain some heat. These also dry fairly quick and are easy to clean. Hope this helps, have fun on your ride.
182804
I found the material to be quite breathable. I wore it all the time in Hawaii and I did not find it too hot because it was breathable. I hope this helps. Have a great motorcycle adventure!
182805
For motorcycle Rides I think they will work well because you are moving and it will keep you cool, I have used this at the beach during a windy day and it works great.. I love this shirt I get complements every whenever I wear it...
608945
No, it's for hot weather. The slightest breeze cools you off when you have it on.
2068832
I don't know exactly what temp is too warm but most of the days I've worn it started out below freezing and I was riding my ATV to my fishing spot on the lake but by mid day it was probably in mid 30s and I took the coat part off but put it on frequently when the sun went behind the clouds and/or it got windy. I do tend to have a higher tolerance to the cold than the average person and this suit might be a little too much on many occasions but my way of thinking is that it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.
1858938
I wouldn't recommend it in a warm-weather climate, as the neoprene will hold in even more heat around your face than the helmet would normally. It also depends somewhat on how snug your helmet fits going over your ears, as the straps going around the sides of your head rest over your ears and your helmet could pull them down too low as you slide it on. I tried it with an open-faced helmet and it was workable, but not easy.
1531125
don't know about that! I wear mine for covering my ears, using it as a headband and as extra warmth around my neck so I'm not using it for sun protection
1366363
Yes. The cover feels like a hand warmer under direct sunlight, it makes driving in the hot summer much more tolerable, that is if you can stand the rubber smell this cover (might) give off.
2037079
Not completely so I would definitely still use sunscreen/sun hat for protection.
397628
I use it for golfing. It is excellent forblocking the wind. I use it from about 32 degrees to low 50s. Any higher and I think you might get too warm.
617424
Eh... It depends. It would be great for hiking or being on foot in cold, windy weather. This question came at a good time. I just now walked through the door from a motorcycle ride. It's 12 degrees (F) here today. Around town, the product does very well. It's comfortable an my face stays warm. Above 40mph, the wind overcomes it and my face gets cold. I really love this thing, but if you're looking at sustained high/freezing winds, you may want something a bit more substantial.
454939
It does not say on it. However, I would think you would be extremely miserable out in the heat with this stuff on. It is HOT!!
1721221
Hi Kiri, yes it will get that hot. Sounds like a good fit for you and good shape for legs. Good luck. Susan
94401
Funny you should ask, I was wondering the same thing.On The One hand I really don't think so, However with me being in the hottest part of of Texas, I don't usually sit outside in the summer time, especially when the temp. reaches 98 or 100.
1068026
They were supposedly designed for horse riding, which is why I'm thinking of getting one, but they do look really hot (not in a good way!)
1351908
I think this product will hold up well. We live in Texas and the heat is quite intense. That said, we normally don't use this cover to protect from the sun.
231193
I live in Southern California and I can't step outside without my prescription sunglasses, much less ride a bike. You should be fine.
1308258
Not really. It's stretchy fabric so you'd be tightening it a lot. Also you'd get hot.
216046
Yes I think it would get really hot. I am in Florida which is very hot and wouldn't leave outdoors.