Columbia Bhutan Trek Tank Top - Women's - 2010 BCS

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Bhutan Trek Tank Top - Women's

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Put on the Columbia Women’s Bhutan Trek Tank Top to keep cool while you run your favorite summer trail. The Omni-Dry fabric encourages sweat evaporation, which leaves your skin cool and dry as you race in and out of the shade. An internal bra supports you and features a hidden security pocket to stash away cash or a small key while away from home. Recycled fabrics and a sporty design keep you feeling fine no matter where you exercise.

Bottom Line: Feel good from the street to the peak.

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Runs large

By: Amanda Lundberg
April 16, 2010

Ordered a Small based on size chart. I have a 36" bust, 27" natural waist. After trying on, I am hoping an XS will fit better - and I still don't think it will be form-fitting. Fabric is nice and lightweight, security pocket inside center of chest will easily fit a key. I like the racer back detail. Melon is a nice bright summery color. As it fits large on me, it is hard to tell - but it appears the style is meant to be looser in the waist and hips, and seems like it will fall nicely over the top of your shorts/running tights. I'm hoping the XS works out for me as it's a nice tank. The small measures 14.5" from armpit to bottom hem, and 16" across the chest from armpit to armpit, unstretched.

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