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Does anyone use a rashguard for warm water diving when you don't need a wetsuit? Here's the situation:
I'm picking up my bp/w this weekend. I'm going to Homestead Crater early next month for my AOW dives. Homestead does not allow exposure protection because the water is 95 degrees. Seems to me the webbing would be hard on my bare skin.
I'm not comfortable with the idea of wearing a bp/w on my skin without anything in between, and I was wondering if anyone had used a rashguard for bp protection. Did it hold up? Or should I just wear an old t-shirt I don't mind tearing up a bit? I can see me using a rashguard for other things, like rafting trips and Caribbean diving, so it's not like a one-time purchase, but I don't know how durable they are.
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Originally Posted by LUBOLD8431
