Under ArmourMen's Tactical Tech T-Shirt

I took this shirt on a recent 600 mile bike trip. It fits well, is very light, and was very comfortable on hot sunny days. I also found the shirt to be very easy to hand wash, and it was usually dry enough to wear for the following day's ride. I will buy a few more of these.

Being an Army soldier I march, and walk a lot. I'm currently in Georgia and over here it gets really hot during the summer and the humidity makes you sweat like a maniac. Once I got these instead of wearing the Army issued t-shirts I stopped smelling like onions at the DFAC. Definitely recommend these, dry quick and retain less sweat. Got 3 of these will get more.

Lightweight, very breathable, perfect work/exercise in hot weather. But the neck hole is a little too tight imo.

Please note that the color is sage leaning towards the tan side. Great t--shirt. I use it as a base layer so that I don't have to wash my top layer shirts as much. I gave it a 1 out of 5 star rating for warmth because the shirt isn't intended to be warm. The shirt is comfortable to wear in warm weather which is why I purchased it.What I really love about this shirt is that it's one of the few UA shirts that doesn't have a big obnoxious UA logo on it. I'm not into advertising anyone elses company unless they pay me to do so. I've been wearing UA stuff almost religiously for 21 years and it's hard to find their stuff without their logo on it.

This is a great choice for military uniforms, particularly those in warm climates. If purchasing for that reason, definitely purchase several. It’s a light-weight wear but not totally moisture-wicking if you’re sweaty in a uniform—you’ll want a set to rotate each day of the week.

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I currently have about 40-45 Under Armour shirts. I'm Military, during my 1st deployment many moons ago in a desert environment I was sold, the high price was worth every penny. I bought 8 more with my next paycheck after trying my 1st one. Materials and fit have improved greatly over time (big props to UA). A civilian job landed me about 15 more. I rejoined the military after being out for 10 years and bought 11 more (8 short sleeve, 3 long sleeve) in the new uniform color. Bought a bunch more 'regular' civilian ones after everyone started making fun of me wearing uniform colored Under Armours all the time because I would rather be comfy.For this version:Fit is good. Comfy for the most part (I don't like how it fits around the neck, a little tight but mostly because of the material it is made of.). I own 3 of this version (I honestly wish I could return them). I'm not sure what's up with the material this version is made of, but it is not nearly as stretchy as any of the other Under Armours I own. The neck is uncomfortable if I am not standing with my neck perfectly straight. If I look up/down I feel like I'm being choked. When I go to take it off at the end of the day I feel like I am fighting my shirt. It is so unpliable that the arms and shoulder areas are almost bottlenecking me from taking off my shirt. When my neckhole starts coming past my head I am even more frustrated as it feels like my shirt literally does not want to come over my head and that it is hanging on for dear life. When I open my uniform drawer I go out of my way to grab the ones that are not this version (when I sort laundry I place these under my older Under Armours in the drawer so I don't grab these unless they are the last ones left that are clean)Bottom line: skip this version of Under Armour, get another version.

Love this shirt. It was awesome to wear. The only thing i noticed is when doing squats in ocps, sometimes the shirt gets untucked in the back. It would be nice if it was a little bit longer. I would still say this is a 5 star product, lightweight, comfortable, love it.