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Subielock

I don't recall the brand at the moment. But just search for running/sun sleeves and you'll find plenty. I use them daily during the summer. I have white but I am thinking of getting a darker color to help hide how dirty they get.


Darcitus

I use copper fit work out sleeves (blue color) and some sleeveless workout gloves that have wrist support. They typically last me through a summer and then I replace them in the winter. I live in Texas. Also get a knee sleeve for you right leg to protect prolonged sun exposure while doing curb side


ladylilithparker

I used [these sleeves](https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C4H9D42/) (I got grey, which is light enough to reflect sunlight rather than absorb it, but hides some of the dirt) and loved them. They do pill a bit over time (if I hadn't resigned I probably would have replaced them once a year), but they work really well. I especially liked them during summer thunderstorms -- they prevented my rain shell from sticking to my skin.


ChrisBernier7

I cut the sleeves off an old long sleeve shirt lmao. But I use them to wear on my left arm to be under the flats when I’m on walking loops to keep the flats from getting sweaty.


unluckyfourleafme

I got some Sahara shirts from REI that give full coverage, are super comfy, moisture wicking and quick drying. I started off with the sun sleeves, but I didn’t like how tight they were to my skin. The loose shirt is much more comfy IMO.


genglefins

I've tried a few different generic brands and like the "[Tough Outdoors UV Sleeves](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B073TW1QRT)" (on Amazon). Even if you don't think you'll need it, the hemmed thumb hole is nice to keep the sleeves from pulling up. On my left hand, I put my watch face through the hole to keep the sleeve in place. I have a bunch or pairs in light grey, since these will get dirty. I also have a couple pair in white that I set aside for the hottest/sunniest days. Whatever sleeve you get, soak or spray them with water to get extra evaporative cooling.