I bought a small and was still too big for my liking.

I need something for a weekend camping trip. It go the job done. It kept me warm and dry. The fit is a little loose which I'm not use too.

love it the long sleeves keep you warm at night
will snag and get hung up if bush whacking thro the brush.
Runs large in the sleeves..

This shirt is amazing. It's light comfy to wear and feels like it is made very well I have been using these shirts for running and I just love how they are.

I use this shirt for my morning bike commute 7mi of mixed trail, single track and city streets on cool mornings when it's in the upper 40's and upper 50's. Roll the sleeves up once I get warm and they stay up well. In the upper 30's and low 40's I combine with a vest to keep my core warm.

Overall, the fabric feels great. I ride in leisurely (I average ~16mph on bicycle), so I can't comment on significant amounts of wicking or sweat, but so far so good.

The fit is a little baggy in the arms. Probably just order your "size" but you might give a size down a shot and see if that works for you if you like clothing to be tighter fitting like I generally do.

Overall this is a great shirt that I will combine with a wool shirt beneath for winter commuting and hiking.

I got this shirt because I already had a Wicked Lite shirt from MTN Hardwear and wanted to try something different and a little heavier weight.

This one works fine and I was going for something to keep me warmer when I went to Yosemite. The temps were dropping at night and it being spring having a little heavier weight wasn't a bad thing.

Now that it is summer I won't be wearing the regular Wicked shirts over the Wicked Lites not until fall.

I have worn the Wicked Lites during blazing summer days even in the long sleeve and have never over heated. This regular Wicked shirt still isn't bad but it doesn't perform like the Lite when it is hot out.