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An incredibly thin polyester fabric makes the Arc'teryx Men's Velox Comp Short-Sleeve Crew breathable enough for the most demanding aerobic pursuits.
  • Mesh textile construction on the shoulders and back deliver maximum airflow
  • Smooth-knit front panel maximizes comfort and prevents chafing
  • Flatlocked seams eliminate chafing that occurs with normally constructed seams
  • UPF 50+ rating ensures that your skin won't pay a high price for long-distance hikes or runs

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Big Papa

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I bought one of these after being impressed with reviews all over the net about them. It arrived and it looked sharp. I tried it on and the cut was a little strange. A tad shorter than I like, and the neck was cut rather wide, kind of a boatneck effect. Oh well, I thought maybe that would help with ventilation. The chest, back, arms, and shoulders fit perfectly.

I also noticed that the mesh portion felt a bit rough, but chalked that up to it having not yet been washed. I washed it and wore it to the gym. I was thoroughly underwelmed. The mesh was still abrasive, and the shorter length meant it showed my stomach when reaching overhead. The boatneck cut bothered me, too.

I bought this for warm to hot-weather hiking and for the gym, but I prefer my other options. If I want a techie crew, I prefer my MH Wicked Lite T, which I get for $21 on sale. It wasn't really any cooler than my Cap 2 crew shirts, $27 on sale, and much less so than my Cap 1 stretch tanks, which I get on sale for $18.

Maybe I'm just not an Arc'teryx guy, I don't know. For $65, this one is going back.

Sid Nitzerglobin

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Very helpful info but I'm wondering how this got 4 stars from you based on the text of your review.

catiecoo

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A'T stuff is steep. However, I did just get one of these on sale for my other half. This shirt, and their Motus and Ether crews have UPF rating of 50, which is not something I've seen offered from any other brands (btw, Norrona also offers shirts with UPF50 but is also spendy). Patagonia / MH stuff is at best UPF25, and most likely 15, hardly worth sun protection if you are out all day. So it might be worth it to have one of these spendy shirts for those all-day outings, and save the cheaper stuff for shorter/indoor runs. Also Motus has silver ion for odor, which actually works, compares to Cap1/2 shirts, which never seem to work on my other half.

I have been dying to get and try one of...

Big Papa

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I have been dying to get and try one of these, and the Naranja is too sweet, but $65 is just crazy. For that quan I can get two Patagonia Cap 2 shirts and have money left over for beer. Somebody convince me either way....

Gone Fishing

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Sorry buddy, I am sure this is a great shirt but $65 is just a little too steep for me. I will have to settle for my Patagonia Cap shirts that I got on sale.