Coppertone SPORT Continuous Sunscreen Spray Broad Spectrum SPF 100 (5.5 Ounce) (Packaging may vary)

Its a little oily, banana boat is better

I was disappointed, because the product that was delivered to me was almost expired. The product is good.

Although this is bit sticky when applied, it get absorbed soon. And I really love the tanned tone I get after using this product. Shake well before use. Recommended!!

it makes my skin sticky - but I can wash it off so it's not the end of the world. the SPF is as advertised, I was out in the sun for 2 hours today and did not get burned.

Excelente producto

Un buen bloqueador, casi no se me nota que estuve una semana de vacaciones en un destino de playa, tomé el sol sin preocupaciones y no me afectó a la piel. Lo recomiendo.

I'm a redhead and a tri-athlete. I need a sunscreen that stays on while I'm swimming, then continues working while I bike and run. I sweat more than a half gallon (according to my fitness tracker), so it's no small feat for my sunscreen to keep working. I burn in 15 minutes of direct sunlight, so I'll know if it fails! After years of searching, the 100 spf coppertone sport sunscreen is the best I've found. This stuff could protect an albino dolphin in the tropics. Sometimes you can find a generic knockoff at Target that does a similarly good job, but I keep coming back to the brand-name when I can't find it. This stuff penetrates my air-hair to stick on my skin. Most guys who wear sun lotion know what I'm talking about -- this stuff sticks to your skin more than your hair. Most of the reviews complain that this stuff is sticky, which it is. For me, that's a feature rather than a flaw. It feels like I'm coated in a layer of protective wax. I have to use some strong soap like Dr. Bronner's to actually wash this stuff off. I use it at the beach, too, but of course get caked in sand if I'm not careful. If your primary concern is not getting a sunburn during intense outdoor activity, this is the stuff for you. Otherwise, move on to something a little lighter-duty. I recommend applying it outdoors, since the vapors probably stick to your lungs, and it smells bad until it dries.