Under ArmourMens UA Tech 2.0 Short Sleeve T-Shirt - Quick-Drying and Ultra-Soft

I purchased this red Under Armour workout t-shirt a few weeks ago, it’s been a solid purchase. The fabric is super lightweight and breathable. It keeps me cool during workouts and doesn’t get gross or clingy when I sweat.The fit is athletic but not too tight. I’m a pretty average build, and it fits comfortably across the chest and shoulders without being baggy around the waist. Also, the red is bright and bold, but not too loud. It still looks like new after a few washes too, no fading. Thinking of grabbing another one in a different color soon.

I think this is the best shirt you can buy for the gym or for anything, really. I even wear it to work. I've been using it for over a year, almost every day, and after countless washes, it still looks the same. I don’t even separate it in the laundry, I just throw everything in the machine, and it still comes out looking like new. I've even received compliments at the gym thanks to the nice compression, which highlights the muscles and gives a great fit. And the best part, it never wrinkles!

Soft, affordable and perfect relaxed fit. We went up one size for my hubby who is 6 feet 190lbs to an XL

It's a good, dependable shirt.But I just want to warn customers -- depending on the color, the material is totally different -- still 100% polyester, but just a completely different weave.The popular "Steel Light Heather/Black" and "Carbon Heather/Black" (light gray heather and dark gray heather) are a thinner, more breathable, lightweight shirt. Perfect for reducing sweat outdoors in the humid summer. While in the low-humidity winter, they attract static from the dryer and cling to your body so much that they're virtually unwearable.Whereas all the other colors are a thicker, less breathable, medium-weight shirt. Perfect for a more substantial shirt for working out in an air-conditioned gym. And they don't attract static or cling, so they work great for working out in the winter too.So they're both good, but they should really be sold as 2 different shirts, not different colors.Other notes: these sizes run 1/2 a size smaller than the equivalent 100% polyester Nike Dri-Fit shirts. The Nike XL is too big for me, the Nike L is too small for me, while UA XL is perfect for me -- exactly in-between.Also: the back of this shirt is significantly longer than the front. UA's product page claims this is to help it stay tucked in. I think it looks incredibly stupid -- I've never in my life seen another t-shirt that is longer in the back than in the front. And I'm pretty sure 99% of people wear their workout shirt untucked. But the shirts are cheap and you don't really notice and the sizing is better than Nike's (that isn't longer in the back) so I stick with these.

I love these dri fit shirts. I wear them under my scratchy work uniforms because they are soft and wick sweat. I am a 5'11" female under 200 and get the XL and they are loose and comfortable. They are also nice for working out. Most women's dri-ft shirts are too fitted and too short. These are good quality and a great value if you can get them on sale, but they are still worth the $25. They are ideal for summer heat or hot working conditions.

Size runs a little small

Fantastic. Comfortable, looks nice, and fits as it should. Surprisingly it actually seems to help me feel a bit cooler, unlike almost all other shirts that make such claims but yield terrible results. Took a flyer on the purchase solely because it was a will known name brand on a significant sale. Wouldn't pay full price, but will buy again when a bargain surfaces.

I have become a swamp monster when it comes to sweating. Is anyone else with me?All jokes aside, I never used to have an issue with it, even while working out. In fact, I had trouble sweating even if I tried to (hello, cardio!). Don't ask me why, but that has changed over the last year. I assume it has something to do with medication side effects, but that's a story for another time.Legitimately, if I am not standing under an air conditioner, my back starts sweating profusely within seconds. I walk dogs to get exercise and some extra cash during winter in the PNW, and I exercise in the gym now and again. I go through SO MANY SHIRTS. Ask my partner, who comments on our constantly overflowing laundry bin every other day. It's bad, ya'll.I've tried all kinds of shirts. I sweat through all of them and they take forever to dry. You would think I took a polar plunge in my clothing, it's that bad. I had just about given up hope when I decided to give this shirt a try. I didn't expect much, so I went with a color that was the cheapest on the list. I wasn't sure what to expect when I opened up the package, because it didn't feel like all that much. Fast forward - that was a good thing!The shirt is super thin and breathable but doesn't feel cheap. It holds up well in the washer and I didn't notice much (or any) shrinkage from a normal dryer cycle. I'm a small guy (5'4" and roughly 140 pounds), and the Small fit me perfectly. Not too tight and not too loose like most men's shirts I try on. My back sweat was virtually nonexistent while wearing the shirt around the house (room temperature at about 65). I did still sweat while out walking dogs, but it was noticeably reduced and I didn't feel like I'd just gone swimming. It isn't a miracle cure for sweating, but I feel much more comfortable than wearing my other shirts (even cotton).I've expanded my collection to 3 colors so far and plan to buy as many more as it takes. Now if only I could get these shirts in printed patterns, I'd be all set!Sweaty swamp monsters, rejoice! Your savior has arrived.