Mountain Hardwear Microchill Fleece Zip Tee - Long-Sleeve - Men's

I was looking for a lighter weight all-around fleece and this one definitely fits the bill. The shirt blocks the wind much better than my other fleece shirts which is great. It's very comfortable because there are no seams on your shoulders. I'm about 6 ft 1, 165 and ordered a large. The fit is perfect for my somewhat tall and thin build and longer arms. The logo looks great on the front as well. Very happy with my purchase and the site in general!

I ordered a medium. I am 5'9" and 157 lbs. Good fit but not to tight. Very good freedom of movement in the arms and shoulders. Good alone in cool weather and under a shell in cold weather. Room enough to wear a wicking tee underneath. I own two.

Im 5'8" and built. I tried a large, but it was too long. The medium fit perfectly, as I wanted this for a base layer. Very comfortable.

A little thin for my taste, good weight just a "looser" weave. Almost a stretchy feel compared to other fleeces I own. Great with a layer or two. 60 bucks is a little steep.

We live in California, love it for our mild winters, running in the morning.
Great fit. Great color choices.

This thing is great for class or the backcountry. cant go wrong with it

This fleece is much warmer than its weight or thickness would suggest. I wear it over a base layer skiing and am fine for anything 20 degrees to freezing with just a hard shell on. The fit is good, too. (I'm 6'1" 165 lbs and ordered a medium. Large would be too bulky.) And no piling!

I just wish it had some kind of pocket, to put things in that need to stay warm (energy bars, lip goop), and was tighter around the wrists. I think they should make the cuffs out of PolarTech Power Stretch fleece, to help keep the sleeves down over your arms.

I purchased this fleece for an upcoming summit trip to Mt. Rainier. The jacket is very warm. I also own The North Face Men's TKA 100 Glacier Zip Fleece Sweater which is perfect for a little more warmth. The MH is thicker and provides more warmth, so if you want something that provides more warmth than TNF, look no further.

I didn't know whether this fleece would be thinner than I was looking for, but when I got it it turned out to be the appropriate weight. In terms of warmth for wearing it around, this can replace a sweatshirt and even go a little colder (with only a t-shirt underneath, so layering would help its warmth even more). Highly recommended.

Just want to say thank you to Backcountry for not only their extremely delightful sales staff but for also having the merchandise I wanted in stock, competitive pricing as well as prompt shipping. No hassle, no confusion and well trained staff who really listened and got it right the first time.
As I mentioned this was my first experience with Backcountry and I was incredibly pleased at how efficient the entire experience was.
I look forward to shopping in the future with this well run organization!

I wore this over my baselayer and then a shell on top and I was toasty while snowboarding in the mid 20"s. I have a ton of Mountain Hardwear gear and have never had a problem with any of it. Overall a good thin layer that wicks well. I will probably buy the same in another color.

At first I thought it was a fine fleece and I still think it's OK I guess. Things that annoy me: not as warm as I thought and it's a pain to take on and off. It seems to statically stick to everything I wear under it. Since I bike to work, this is what I wear when I go out of the office for lunch and it's a pain to take on/off with a long-sleeved dress shirt. It's even a bit hard with my thin wool base-layer. I can hear the stitching stretching and tearing now and then when I struggle to get it off. It needs to be either a full zip or different material on the inside sleeves to make it easier to get on and off. I'd give it a 2.5 out of 5 if there were half star ratings, but I give it a 2 since there's not and too many people have given it 5 stars. Need a reality check here for the price. :-)