Men’s Dri Fit Workout Short Sleeve T Shirt Athletic Performance Shirts for Men(Marled Charcoal, XS)
August 5, 2019 - Comment
Product Features
- ★COZY&FREE – Tech stretch T-shirt made of smooth and soft jersey, provides you superior comfort without sacrificing mobility. 90% Polyester & 10% Spandex
- ★ FEATURE- Quick-dry athletic shirts with superior air permeability, offering dry and cool feeling during exercise. (PS:Long sleeve 2 combos are solid color)
- ★STRUCTURE&DETAIL- Pull On closure. Ergonomic 4 needle flat lock seams allow full range of motion and flexibility. Tag less collar reduce chafing. Reflective logo distinguish yourself in training occasion
- ★ FOR MULTI SPORTS – Good choice for running, cycling, hiking, training in gym and yoga etc.
- ★FITTED TYPE – For muscle type, please choose ONE SIZE UP. Reference:Model A(6’2 ft./188 lbs.)wears L; Model B(6’2 ft./165 lbs) wears M. Please compare attached size spec with your own measurement before ordering
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Awesome Great fit and it definitely will keep you warm.
weird for dri-fit I am used to dry-fit fabric that wicks the sweat and spreads it out to evaporate quicker. This shirt sort of pooled on my neck and stuck to me like a wet t-shirt would. OK, I sweat a lot during the workout, but the under armor I was trying to find a less expensive version of never does this.I am hoping that a few washings over time fluffs it up a bit but I will not be buying another of these and only will use it on easy days..
It has a seam right in the middle of the back – What ? This shirt has something I have never seen before on a t-shirt, in my 50+ years of wearing t-shirts. It has a seam that goes right up the middle of the back, right along your spine. It looks pretty weird with a seam in the middle of your back, but of course, when you’re wearing the shirt, you can’t see it. Everybody else can see it, but if you don’t care about such things, then it’s fine. It’s not a problem unless you are going to do something like carrying a backpack, where the seam would…