Alé Sunselect Arm Warmers - White-Black - XXL}, White-Black |
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| Availability | In stock |
| Product ID |
68374
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| Brand | Alé |
| Store | Chain Reaction UK |
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Alé Sunselect Arm WarmersThe Sunselect Arm Warmers from Ale filter out harmful UV-B rays while letting through UVA rays to give a balance of sun protection and safer tanning.UVB rays are what are responsible for sunburn and so Ale's Sunselect Arm Warmers target those rays to keep you protected when cycling in sunny weather. Meanwhile, UVA rays aren't filtered as much and so you'll still get a tan when wearing the Sunselect Arm Warmers. Because SunSelect fabric uses a special polyester/polyamide yarn to specifically control UV wavelengths, rather than resorting to chemicals, the effect is long lasting and effective. FeaturesMaterials: 80% Polyester, 20% ElastaneSunselect fabric provides the suntan and protects you against the harmful UVA raysUPF10+Buy Alé Clothing from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
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| Stockist | Catalog Name | Price | |
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| Chain Reaction UK | Alé Sunselect Arm Warmers - White-Black - XXL}, White-Black | £21.05 | Visit Store |
Alé Sunselect Arm WarmersThe Sunselect Arm Warmers from Ale filter out harmful UV-B rays while letting through UVA rays to give a balance of sun protection and safer tanning.UVB rays are what are responsible for sunburn and so Ale's Sunselect Arm Warmers target those rays to keep you protected when cycling in sunny weather. Meanwhile, UVA rays aren't filtered as much and so you'll still get a tan when wearing the Sunselect Arm Warmers. Because SunSelect fabric uses a special polyester/polyamide yarn to specifically control UV wavelengths, rather than resorting to chemicals, the effect is long lasting and effective. FeaturesMaterials: 80% Polyester, 20% ElastaneSunselect fabric provides the suntan and protects you against the harmful UVA raysUPF10+Buy Alé Clothing from Chain Reaction Cycles, the World's Largest Online Bike Store.
