Is this shirt ok to wear under clothes to keep you warm & dry??
102066
This is the most comfortable shirt to wear to keep you warm dry or even keep you cool it works both ways. I bought Nike shirts Adidas shirts and previous ua shirts this is by far the best
102067
This shirt is light weight, it will definitely keep you warm and dry. I work outside in all weather conditions at a golf course and this is my third shirt of this type.
1556203
No. You can clearly see it under a tight shirt. The only time I got away with wearing it under clothes was when I put on a tight black tank top with a black t-shirt over it.
68486
Hello, No it is weird but it does not get your clothes wet, yet you can for example put it on the back of your neck on a hot day and it will cool you down and keep your body temperature down. We truly love them and several co-workers purchased after seeing it being used in a hot factory.
25921
If you are looking for something light to wear over a swim suit to block the sun then yes this would be OK. And it would dry fast. Wouldn't recommend it by itself in place of a bathing suit. Wicks well. I have the white one and it is not very forgiving. Sports bra shows easily through it. Regardless i love the shirt for hot, humid runs. Works well for that.
1455035
This shirt is a rash guard. It is very thin, not neoprene, with no insulation factors whatsoever. I use to to protect from sun and to keep BCD from rubbing. I am a Master Diver and have logged many dives with this. It would be appropriate for warm tropical diving to protect from chafing, but will not keep you warm.
2032580
might be a bit bulky for that, but I just wear it outside because it helps so much. With jeans/pants I wear a shirt over it but, I think for the most part, it would be a bit bulky for under clothes
2081149
I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
184063
You can wear it over an underware shirt. It is not soft enough over bare skin.
17796
Yes it keeps you dry---all the seams are sealed to ensure that no moisture gets inside the jacket.
807696
Just a long sleeve shirt would be fine, otherwise you will be too warm. Wear it mountain climbing. I have friends that climb all over the world and this is what they recommended.
250542
You could. It would leave an outline though. I wear mine over a tshirt but under an outer shirt.
236749
Obviously the answer depends on how tight your shirt is. When I work out I keep it under my base layer and you would never know I'm wearing it.
25922
I haven't tried it in water but it is the best shirt I've found for the Oklahoma high humidity summer temps. I walk 6 or 7 miles daily in all kinds of weather and this shirt wicks moisture very well and does not cling. It also dries very quickly without wrinkling. I think it would probably be great for the water. I love this shirt! Very comfy.
81961
If you mean, will it keep you warm when the temperature is below freezing, the answer is yes. Wear them under your regular clothing and use appropriate cold weather gear when outdoors.
435366
No. You should purchase an "Under Armour Men's UA ColdGear® Evo Compression Hybrid Mock". I am not kidding. I am 5'11" and have 170 lb. I've got a size M. It has very good compression and mesh panels under the armpits. The Heat in summer has bothered me at no time. It is the shirt for you, I promise. Tristran.
10054
Hi and yes - I wear this while running and am very comfortable when doing so. Colder than 45 degrees, I wear this over a dri fit long sleeve shirt over a tee shirt. A few miles into the run, I may have to unzip a bit (when weather closer to 45) and if it warms up, I've taken off and tied around my waist to complete my run - it's very light and lends itself to this well. It's been a great buy for me.
717195
Definitely not for a sleeping bag... I would say its good for temperatures 20's (with proper clothing) and up but its best for blocking the wind and rain. So a thick blanket underneath be perfect with Mambe over to keep heat in and stay dry too.