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.
859654
I live in Michigan and I dress in layers (flannel shirt over hoodie over sweatshirt over long sleeve t-shirt) when it is cold outside. When the temp is in the 30 degree range it MIGHT be somewhat snug.
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.
200158
Not necessarily but sometimes the gym puts the ac on and because I'm wet it might b a lil cold. I usually don't wear anything under or over it because the sweat on my body cools me down
44319
This is definitely a workout shirt. The shirt has the moisture wicking fabric similar to the Under Armour gear.
738826
It would be fine as long as you are wearing something light underneath. It is very breathable.
1189816
I haven't worn mine in the summer, but I think it would definitely be too hot. It's not like a regular underarmour shirt, it has a little extra insulation to keep you warm. If you're looking for a longsleeved workout shirt, I think Underarmour makes HeatGear that is specifically designed to be worn in warm weather.
1809992
No it does not keep you dry. The fabric will allow rain to drip through. Sure is nice though for keeping an area cooler though. I have two over an area where I do some potting and it helps a lot.
1027339
This is a very thin (also very flexible) neoprene shirt that will give you little protection from very cold temperatures and yes,,, water will enter at the neckline.
1507859
A very loose shirt! The wrap is not sheer by any means. It has two overlapping layers of stretch and Velcro material around the sides and up front, and the thick support with a cushion of some sort in the back. you should be able to wear it under casual work clothes while people will still notice it but don't expect to wear it under dress shirts without being noticed.
3680
This doesn't zip inside the parka, it's meant to be worn as the layer right underneath. It's a high-quality fleece - under a ecws parka it'll keep you warm.
34933
No it won't keep you warm in cold water the fabric isn't that thick. It's better for sun protection.
1152327
Not at all that I noticed, just make sure it drys all the way before you put a shirt on and you will be fine
971554
I was on the road when I answered this earlier and said "no". I got home and put water on the fabric and it beaded up and rolled off. I have only worn it as an undergarment but would not want to get it wet while it is warming you so my answer no is I am not sure.
279236
No this shirt is not sufficient in 60 F (16 C) water. It does not have any real insulation and will NOT keep you warm. The shirt does block some windchill but personally I would only use it down to 20 C water temp.
582342
Form fitting is definately better. I have not found the shirt to be hot but if you are concerned about it, you should order a white shirt that reflects the sun.
1318205
I am sure you will have other layers. It does keep some of the cold out. Dry for sure. The kids were with it the whole day in snow. They were very comfortable.