O'Neill Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest
O'Neill Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest
O'Neill Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest
O'Neill Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest
O'Neill Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest

O'Neill

Boys Reactor Block UV LS Rash Vest

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Size Guide - O'Neill Kids Wetsuits & Rashies

Kids Wetsuits & Rashies

Size 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
CM
Height 78.5-98 98-108 108-117 117-124 124-132 132-140 140-147 147-155 155-163 163-170
Chest 48-53 51-55.5 53-58.5 62-67 64-69 66-71 71-76 74-79 79-84 84-89
Waist 45-50 48-53 50-55 50-55 53-58 55-61 61-66 63-68 68-73 71-76

Size Guide - O'Neill Kids Wetsuits & Rashies

Kids Wetsuits & Rashies

Size 1 2 3 4 6 8 10 12 14 16
CM
Height 78.5-98 98-108 108-117 117-124 124-132 132-140 140-147 147-155 155-163 163-170
Chest 48-53 51-55.5 53-58.5 62-67 64-69 66-71 71-76 74-79 79-84 84-89
Waist 45-50 48-53 50-55 50-55 53-58 55-61 61-66 63-68 68-73 71-76

Boys Rash Vests by O'Neill

The Reactor rash vest is made with high quality materials and construction to give you UPF 50+ excellent sun protection. Reliable and comfortable for those long sessions in the sun.

• 89% Recycled Polyester 11% Spandex
• Flatlock Seams
• Slim Fit
• 180 gsm
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O'neill

The oldest surf brand in history has stepped into a new era of innovation and sustainability. For more than 60 years, O’Neill has been providing cutting edge surfwear with comfort, performance and durability in mind. Founder, Jack O’Neill, designed the first-ever neoprene wetsuit in 1953 and his legacy of revolutionising surfwear continues to this day. O’Neill Australia remains a consistently beloved brand, with men, women and kids choosing from the range of high-quality surfwear, beachwear and accessories whenever they head out to chase the next set of waves.