Waihana Hawaiian Brushstroke Hooded Spearfishing Rashguard

Overview

The Waihana Hawaiian Brushstroke Hooded Spearfishing Rashguard is a warm-water spearfishing layer designed for dives where coverage and loading support are needed without the insulation of a full wetsuit. Its brushstroke camouflage is intended to break up the diver’s outline against reef structure, kelp, and changing underwater light.

Design and function

The integrated hood extends coverage over the head and neck, with a neoprene face seal forming the opening around the face. An exterior chest pad provides a dedicated contact area for repeated speargun loading, while protective screens reinforce the chest pad and elbows in areas subject to regular contact and abrasion.

Secure fit

Thumbloops help prevent the sleeves from riding up during swimming and equipment handling. Anti-slip silicone binding helps stabilize the lower hem, and a structural front loop can be fastened to boardshorts to further limit movement while diving.

Emergency signaling

An emergency whistle is carried in its own integrated pocket, keeping a signaling device attached to the rashguard and accessible without requiring a separate storage point.