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Jun 14 – Jun 22
Size: Large
Color: Midnight Navy (418)/Steel
Features
- UA Tech fabric is quick-drying, ultra-soft & has a more natural feel
- Material wicks sweat & dries really fast
- Anti-odor technology is a superlative innovation which helps prevents odor
- Under Armours mission is to make all athletes better through passion, design and the relentless pursuit of innovation
- Where we started? It all started with an idea to build a superior T-shirt
Description
UA Tech™ fabric is quick-drying, ultra-soft & has a more natural feel. Material wicks sweat & dries really fast. Anti-odor technology is a superlative innovation which helps prevents odor.
Product Dimensions : 1 x 1 x 1 inches; 1 Pounds
Item model number : 1228539
Department : Mens
Date First Available : July 1, 2004
Manufacturer : Under Armour Apparel
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Size: X-Large
Color: Royal (400)/White
Royal/White is inferior quality, it is made in Nicaragua. Avoid. Fabric is scratchy, seams don't lie flat and about 1/2" shorted than other identical colors. Academy/Steel and Tourmaline/Teal are made in Jordan and worth the money. I just bought two more of these, they are that good. Other colors, it's a crap shoot, UA needs to get its act together.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018 by Fairsailing
Size: X-Large
Color: Royal (400)/White
I have purchased quite a few UA items in the past, a few on Amazon, but most from UA's website. I am always worried about buying items such as this here, for fear that I might be getting a knock-off product. I have been lucky with the few items I had bought from Amazon so far, so I took a chance and purchased 4 of these UA tech tees when they had a 25% off sale. Unfortunately, this time I was not so lucky, and I really feel like these aren't official UA shirts. The material is extremely thin, with less sheen, and a tiny bit less stretch/give and/or natural movement than other tees of this type I've purchased in the past. The UA logo is flat white, not grey/silver/reflective, and it just looks cheap/fake. The overall appearance of the shirt suffers far more than the money I saved. I won't buy these on Amazon in the future, nor would I recommend others purchase them here.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2017 by Connie
Size: Large
Color: Royal (400)/White
Not a good shirt. It feels very cheap and the seams are fraying too. I does not sick my sweat away either. So after experiencing this shirt, I went to 3 other stores to find replacements. Target, Kohls and Old navy. Target had the C9 Champion Tech t shirt for only 10 dollars that was more lightweight than this one. Old Navy had a lightweight and breathable shirt that was better than the Under Armour too. Kohls had the best shirt that was lightweight, breathable, well made and it wicked my sweat away too. The C9 champion Duo Dry Tech Tee shirt, the Old Navy Active Go Dry shirt and the Tek Gear Drytek shirt from kohls were all cheaper and better than this Under Armour shirt.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2018 by Amazon Customer
I am 5'9 and weigh 165 and have a slim body type and the SMALL fit me perfect. I usually wear medium for most clothes but these come a little bigger. Some people have complained of how flimsy these are but actually that's what make them great that they are light and thin, that doesn't mean it is cheap and I believe they can hold their own.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2017 by J. Garcia
Really nice quality for a good price. Just note that this is their "loose" fit, so if you're looking for something that hugs your body, you may need to look elsewhere. But for something that fits in the shoulders and is a little more roomy around the middle - which, for me, is what I'm looking for in cold weather gear so I can layer under it - it's a great option. EDIT 10/18/18: Unfortunately, I have to adjust the rating. When I bought the first couple, they had tags a couple inches long on the inside. Not a big deal, since they were very loosely stitched separate from the seam and easy to remove entirely. OK, that's fine. But I just bought a few more and the tag now appears to be stitched into the seam. That means I can't remove just the tag without tearing the seam apart to get at it, so I would have to cut it as close as I can. However, I've never found that cutting a tag works completely, since even if you cut as close as you can, there's still a little bit left over, which is especially irritating when the shirt moves as much as a loose fit workout shirt will. This is really disappointing since I was really happy to find these shirts, which are otherwise a really good value. But workout stuff needs to be functional above all else, and this is a dealbreaker for my personal preferences.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2018 by Tyler
Size: XX-Large
Color: Midnight Navy (410)/White
Literally the same exact shirt Walmart sells for $8. It's a case of fancy labels again. Are u buying this to impress or you buy the shirt for function. Have to make your own decisions tho. Pics available.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2018 by John S.
I bought this in green because it was super cheap compared to the other colors. It's great as I stay visible when working out outside but it is quite the statement under the harsh fluorescents in my gym. Anyway, it's a great lightweight shirt that doesn't hold in smell that is common to other quick-drying shirts. I got an XL and it fits true to size. My only complaint is that the seams around the arms fall a little weird and it almost feels like the sleeves are just a smidge too short. For instance, when I lift a barbell over my head, the whole shirt rides up more than usual. Not a detrimental flaw, just something to keep in mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2018 by Stephanie Boyer
Size: XX-Large
Color: Black (001)/White
I really like these shirts. They have the same great quality that you'd expect from UA and the fit was perfect. In fact I love them so much, I order 2 more in different colors. If I had to nitpick (and it's the nature of the fabric, not Under Armour or this particular shirt), it's the static cling issues. Obviously if I'm wearing the shirt to exercise or work in the yard, I sweat enough that static cling doesn't pose a problem. But if I'm just lounging around the house (not sweating), this fabric does have a tendency to develop cling (and generate static shocks). But again, I have similar issues with other brands/makers...not just UA.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2017 by Paul Ebbs