Is this jersey light or thin enough to wear for running?
156446
Yes. It's like thin polar fleece. It's breathable and has convenient pockets in the back.
156447
I only use it for cycling... I guess if its really cold, but I would look at just underarmour
156448
I'd definitely say it could be worn for running. It does not restrict movement and is light weight.
801851
It will be fine for all the sports you mentioned. I forget I'm wearing it....very comfortable. Not bulky at all. Actually unnoticeable with compression shirts on.
1059274
It doesn't come down all the way, but maybe 80%. It should cover sun while jogging.
131620
I stay in singapore n its hot n humid. I wouldnt say its super light weight however they are not those thick n heavy. Yes its breathable
1343584
Very thin but sea to be durable arterial. I accidentally orders two and using both. I expected runner padding but it is a flannel-like material
611658
My girlfriend wears it and has no issues running. She also has a rather thin frame. How this helps
1550996
I also wear mine to sleep, but it is a snug fit and I do not see why you couldn't wear it for running. Kim
708333
It is "ultra-light", and is very breathable as well. I have not yet washed mine to comment on its durability.
1678719
No, it is very thin and would be perfect. If you are wearing it as a T-shirt, then follow the recommendation of many reviewers and order it 2 sizes too big and you will get a snug-looking fit without the snug-feeling. If you want to wear it in the surf -- strong ocean waves -- then follow the manufacturer's size chart and order your correct size for a very tight compression fit.
2449
Agree with others. It's very light and flowy. Pure decoration without any great downside. If you wear short, tight shorts under it, it will provide a bit of coverage while still letting air through to cool off. I've run in most weather conditions in one now and it's not only light and airy, but it also doesn't hold onto water and drag you down in rain or when you sweat a lot.
411738
Not a bad fit, can get stretched if you wear a winter cap, OK with glasses. Would consider a light with a front to back head strap if you are a competitive runner
537750
I'm 6' 170 with a very toned athletic physique. Sounds like your thin yourself. I bought a medium. It is designed to hug your body and be 'form' fitting. With that said the length is great and doesn't ride up so I wear mine with or without a jersey over the top. It looks great on either way. I'd recommend the medium for you. Hope this helps.
1365425
I wear it around my waist were it would be on my waist band if i had no shirt, some people wear it a bit higher, i do not recommend wearing it where it is only on skin, there always is slight movement while running aka chaffing!
768853
It is very light. It comes with its own bag, which is smaller than regular size bags for sleeping bags. I do like it. I use it as a stadium blanket for cold outdoor games.
1757961
Absolutely! Just adjust to get a good fit, and you'll be ready to go. The cord is a bit rigid, which could be a little annoying for gym use, but running would work!
597311
I have been wearing it for martial arts, its definitely light, you wont even notice its there practically. But the only thing is the plastic bar does dig into the knee a little bit. I dont know why Genu Train hasn't fixed this issue yet.
634502
I wouldn't consider the socks as thin. I use them for volleyball and love them. They do have some cushioning. They work perfectly for volleyball and are currently my favorite socks. I don't, however, know about their use as softball socks.