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UV Protection Arm Sleeves – Cooling Compression Covers, L–XL

$28.99

UV protection arm sleeves shield the arms from sun during cycling, golf and outdoor work. They are sold as a pair in cooling compression knit with silicone grip bands. They cool by moving sweat off the skin, so they feel best in moving air and less so when you stop.

Availability: 15 in stock

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Specifications

Applicable Scene: Beach

Applicable Season: Four Seasons

Color: Refer to product images

Craft of Weaving: Knit

Department Name: Adult

Feature: Decorate 

Gender: Unisex

Material: ice silk

Stay protected and comfortable with our premium arm sleeves, designed for both men and women. Crafted from high-quality, breathable fabric, these sleeves offer superior UV protection (UPF 50+) to shield your skin from harmful sun rays during outdoor activities like running, cycling, fishing, or driving. The advanced cooling technology wicks away moisture and keeps you cool even in hot weather, while the gentle compression improves blood circulation and reduces muscle fatigue. Perfect for covering tattoos, scars, or blemishes, these sleeves provide a smooth, seamless look. The stretchy material fits most arm sizes (L-XL) and stays in place without slipping. Machine washable for easy care. Upgrade your outdoor gear with these versatile, durable arm sleeves.

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Common questions

How tight should a compression sleeve be?
Snug and even, with no rolling at the edges and no numbness or tingling. If it leaves deep marks or the limb feels cold, size up.
How do I stop a sleeve from sliding down?
Size it by the circumference of the widest part of the limb, not by height or clothing size, and make sure the silicone grip band sits on skin rather than over clothing.
How do you wash compression sleeves?
Cold wash and air dry. Heat from a tumble dryer breaks down the elastane, which is what makes compression garments go slack after a few months.
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