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Say goodbye to old wool, and welcome the lightweight, soft Outdoor Research Sequence Tee.
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Outdoor Research Dri-Release Wool
Outdoor Research
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Beth Rodden talks about the features of dri-release wool used in the OR Sequence series.
comfortable shirt
Julien
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I like it. Feels like wool but dries a lot quicker. Sweat drains straight down out of it.
Good, but not great for summer
Nonaligned in Boston
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I like this one as a base layer for cool or cold days. Like every wool shirt I own, it's slightly warmer than a corresponding weight of synthetic-only shirt, but not as warm as a 100% wool shirt. I get really hot when I hike & sweat plenty and this shirt is just too warm if it isn't cool out. But it feels great, wicks decently and DOESN'T GET STINKY like a full synthetic does.
Go to T
Evan Stevens
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This is my standard base layer/activity t-shirt for EVERYTHING. Winter ski touring, summer climbing and biking. The wool/poly blend is great, as I find pure wool too warm and wet, but this mix is the right formula for comfort, odor control, and wicking. You can't go wrong really!
Sequence T-shirt
Andy Traslin
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When I first got a couple of these, I just kept alternating from shirt to shirt, day after day for outdoor activties.
Awesome buy!
TheGodfather369
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Besides the fact that it's the most comfortable shirt I own even more comfortable than my Icebreaker merino wool shirt, this shirt blows all competition away in every category. I used it while I was backpacking through the alps and I have to say I was thoroughly impressed. The shirt doesn't smell, breathes well, and dries rather quickly(yet not as fast as the patagonia capilene 1). Although it doesn't stay as "fresh" as long as the Icebreaker for the price I'd rather own 3 of these instead of 1 Icebreaker. I highly recommend buying one for any sort of physical activity you won't be disappointed!I have used the patagonia capilene 1, icebreaker merino wool shirts, and the OR sequence and I must say the sequence takes the gold(unless you have the extra cash to buy a merino wool shirt).
light, comfy, static
FartsSalad
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this shirt is light, feels great, and look good too. the only issue i found was that as i move around while staying dry, my chest hair builds static. its the only shirt i have that does this. otherwise i really like this shirt.
Technical T from Heck!
travis
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This shirt is my first choice for trail running from coldest cold to hottest hot. The fabric blend wooly-warms in the Winter and vaporation-cools in the Summer.
It's the only shirt I've found that's so nipple-friendly that band-aids aren't needed on trail ultras.
This shirt also makes an excellent first base layer, and it's a cool and funky t-shirt when worn under a collar-and-tie work getup.
I like it, but it's not my go-to shirt for the hottest days
Phunk
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Comfy, and cut well, but I think there's something about the texture of the material that just doesn't feel as cool during the hottest days out here.
Comfy,Versatile....
Mike Traslin
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Mountain Biking,bouldering,trail running,climbing, ski touring I have been lovin this shirt for its versatility and comfort in the mountains and back in town.
I need some more!
tr1017511624
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I live this shirt. Feels good next to your skin and wears great!
I will be buying more.
Does not wick!
Mark Huynh
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I bought this t-shirt under the impression that it can wick away moisture. Wore this to a trip to Yosemite and the wool blend retains alot of moisture and does NOT dry quickly (actually weighs you down). Overall size is a tad smaller than normal and the neck circumference does not help with ventilation. Also tried it out at the gym... came out soaking wet and smelly.
Great shirt
PC1968
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I agree that the neck could be a little bigger in front, but the overall feel of the shirt is great. Good fit and good material.
Wool is Cool
Carl Kinney
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This wool-based tee is great in hot weather especially humid conditions. I even like it better than traditional silkweight. I wish OR offered more than three colors.
Wool works in summer
Carl Kinney
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I have a few silkweight T-shirts for summer weather. But this wool-based T-shirt, works even better than silky polyester shirts like Patagonia's Capilene, especially in humid conditions.
Cool and dry
Hiker62
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The neck could be a bit bigger in the front, but it keeps me dry and doesn't get smelly. Its well made and overall, a very nice tech shirt.

Martin Stiles
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