Interesting "Dry Shirt"

[HighCap56]

Looks like it might be good for those of us who wade...

Anyone use one?

http://www.store.yahoo.com/beachtrading/dryshirt.html

[Caught Myself]

I wonder if they have them in long sleeves? Also check out the NRS website. They make clothing for kayakers. There's something called a Mystery shirt. I've heard folks rave about them.

[HighCap56]

Also check out the NRS website. There's something called a Mystery shirt.

Can you list the URL (Wed Address) for that site?

I don't know what it is. (NRS)

I also did not see a short sleeve version of that shirt.

[Fish Bait]

http://www.nrsweb.com/

http://www.kayakfishingstuff.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=cl

I have the Mysterioso socks and ski mask. The fabric is not water-proof but it keeps you warm when wet. The socks are nice under wet boots.

[Caught Myself]

Sorry, Bob. NRS is a household word at my house. They have lots of stuff to keep you warm when you're wet and gear to stay dry. But they don't have any neoprene or breathable waders. Kinda curious because a lot of kayak fishermen use waders and a wading belt to keep dry. That's okay, Bass Pro Shops has all kinds.
Every time I'm on or in the water, I get wet. I don't care as long as I'm not cold.

[Wtrdog]

My buddy is a pretty active Kayaker and he has a "dry shirt", he calls it a dry top, and it's long sleeve. It has neoprene at the wrist and neck to with velcro adjustable closures. It would seem like a pretty good thing for wading, if you're looking for something lighter than a wading jacket

[EddieWent]

http://www.nrsweb.com/

http://www.kayakfishingstuff.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=cl

I have the Mysterioso socks and ski mask. The fabric is not water-proof but it keeps you warm when wet. The socks are nice under wet boots.

The DRYSHIRT(TM) is a product developed with RSD technology and is just entering the kayak market. You can learn more at http://www.sailingproshop.com/dryshirt.htm

[chest2head&glassy]

Hey Bob,
Do you want to stay dry or warm? If you just want to stay warm from windchill with some splash, wear polypro rashgaurd. That's what I wear when I'm out surfing and want to keep the wind chill off of ya. It's warmer than just plain old lycra (normal rashgaurd) and adds SPF protection too.
If you want to stay dry, the kayak dry tops, as mentioned previously, is a good idea.

But in the summer, you might as well match that shirt with these boardshorts and fish in style:
http://store1.yimg.com/I/beachtrading_1824_3213008

And if you want plenty of elbow room while fishing the Point: :D (Yes, those are 'men' wearing those)

http://store1.yimg.com/I/beachtrading_1824_3393091

[the rhondel]

Uh OH.....I'm starting to worry a bit here :rolleyes: ......Hat was tellin me about seein Al in sumpin like that :( :D :( .....the R

[AL_N_VB]

Uh OH.....I'm starting to worry a bit here :rolleyes: ......Hat was tellin me about seein Al in sumpin like that :( :D :( .....the R


hEY,R.....that's what HC56 dresses in....keeps the tourons @ bay and shows off his freshly waxed legs :D ....

now if I can get Hat in one....I'd prolly win America's funniest home videos....or go to jail for disturbin the peace....better not get Clyde n HC56 cross dressin...they might enjoy it too much

[johnnyleo11]

I have plenty of those sari sari's should any of you need to borrow one. I use them to wear after rugby games when there is no place to change out in public. Just wrap it around the waist, drop my rugby shorts and compression shorts, then I slap a beer in my hand and I'm in heaven. It's very nice when a cool breeze is blowing too.

These things are the main form of clothing around the warm regions of the world, especially in the Pacific Ocean islands. And if you're fat enough, you don't need a belt to keep it up around your waist because your beergut is holding it in place! And it's very convenient should you be out on the beach late at night with a lady. It works as a beach blanket really fast.

[the rhondel]

I'm bettin Hat would look purdy daum good from behind in one of those things......ummmm ummm....the R

[EddieWent]

The new D2 DRYSHIRT came out earlier this year. UPF 50+ sun protection and it is water repellent and breathable.

http://www.dryshirt.com

The model on the home page ain't bad either.