I have 8 white shirts that I use for my everyday undershirts and four other colors that I use for other assorted uses... This shirt is a true multitool! I wear these shirts everyday as an undershirt. I wear the other colors as my single top layer for backpacking. They perform great AND look great! What else do you need?

This shirt seemed to be thicker than any other 100% polyester shirt I have ever owned. This can be a good thing or a bad thing depending on how you look at it. It seemed to wick okay, but since it was so thick, dried slower, was warmer, but was also more durable The stink, still poly-present, but less than some. The fit was less athletically cut than some, but true to size. Good for hiking in non-extreme temps, bad for running

haven't worn it doing anything too sweaty, but it is more comfortable than a lot of the other tech tees. seems sturdy enough to hold up to a pack and/or climbing/hiking. the fit is right on, perfect length...i often have a problem with them being too short.
may increase the rating once i see how well it wicks and dries

Bought some Columbia, North Face, and Mountain Hardware shirts, and these and the North Face were very similar and both very good. Comfortable, nice feel, dries quickly, seems durable. It's everything you'd want it to be. Would definitely buy more of these.

I wore one of these for most of a 55 mile backcountry trip, and I have no complaints. No stink, fast drying, and no discomfort with a heavy pack.

I've bought several different wicking Ts but Columbia is by far the best. wicks well, wears better and lasts a long time. I have 3 so far and I use them for every thing from trearing up the trail on my MT bike to Yoga class

I'm 6'4" and got the large. It fits perfectly. Not too long or short. It wicks moisture but can get smelly even though they claim its antimicrobial.