Swimming | 3 sun protection tips for beach day

Depending on the model, our sun protection clothing provides permanent and durable protection against the sun for between 1 and 3 hours.

Not only do our anti-UV tops protect you against the sun, but they also prevent chafing skin due to friction between your torso and the hard board wax, not to mention the uncomfortable mixture of sun cream and sand that sticks to your skin.

The eye has a cornea that forms a natural barrier against radiation from the sun. Every day, these two small natural barriers are put to the test when you are exposed to sunlight. This is especially the case during repeated unprotected exposure. As a result, sun rays pose a danger to your eyes: they can speed up ageing and tissue degeneration or even cause corneal burns. Remember to grab a sun protection hat before heading out to the beach. 

There are many people who want to get some shade on the beach. Beach canopies are designed to shade a larger space, this canvas has enough space for up to 4 adults! Compact, light, and quick to assemble and disassemble, you’ll never want to go without it. 

Sun shelters, without a pole, are like little tents. Composed of a canopy attached to a tarp on the ground, they provide wind and sun protection. Thanks to the tarp on the ground, they help protect your belongings from the sand and keep them out of sight of other beach users.

Parasols are a simple and convenient way for sun protection. In addition, it is easy to set up, transport and secure. To firmly anchor it in the sand, a spiral spike is your best bet. Depending on the width of the canopy, the whole family can shelter under it for a picnic.