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Great shirt
jacp263434
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Got two of these and love them. Super comfy and great fit. Used it for yoga weights and riding he mountain bag and can't wait to go hiking in it
My new favorite athletic shirt
ben3220244
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I snagged two of these on SAC and I loved them so much that I came back to Backcountry and paid for another at full price. The material is amazing and I've used them all. Poly/Cotton blends, wool, whatever. I sweat a lot so I'm proud to say that this shirt can handle it. It wicks moisture better and dries faster than my other athletic shirts. I use it for hiking, climbing, gym time, or around town. It looks great too! I love the slim fit. I'm 6', 195 lbs, and wear the Large. This shirt is a winner and worth every penny.
Pats Cap 2 shirt
James Cooper
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Comfortable and breathes very nicely, I wear these for any form of physical activity. Size L fits my 6' 2" 205 lb frame with ease and plenty of length at the waist. A great shirt.
Preferred shirt for me!
Tom Watson
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I picked up 2 of these on sale and they are wonderful. I have been doing heavy cardio lately so sweating a lot and have had no odor issues with the shirt. I've also worn the shirt around town and it feels and looks great (says the wife).
Definitely recommend and will be picking up more when the goat puts them on sale again.
Great stuff!
fox5333085
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Bought 2 of these for my running, mountain biking, hiking excursions. I really love the fit. The shirt is not tight, but closely fitted around the chest and waist so it moves around the body easily, but is not in the least baggy. Keeps me cool and looks great. Definitely worth the sale price I paid!!!
Any sun protection rating on this shirt?
not5650172
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Any sun protection rating on this shirt?
Arthur Debowski
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Very minimal. You are looking at maybe UPF 15 at most.
Big Papa
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Cap 2 has no UPF rating...it is an open-weave fabric.
Patagonia Top of the line
Anonymous
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A great product from patagonia with excellent material quality. Great product for Running, Biking or working out in the gym.
Pilling
bos4796155
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This product subject to pilling and looks ratty in a short time. It is effective as an insulator.
Nice Baselayer
Matt Hansen
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Great shirt, very lightweight. With a long-sleeved tech shirt underneath you can't go wrong (if you need two light layers). Love this shirt!
Disappointment
Dale Potter
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I have been a big believer in patagonia until I ordered this shirt. I had been so impressed with them that I ordered two for me and my son. This shirt does not hold up. After a couple of hikes I already have five holes in it from where the material frayed and broke. These shirts do not meet the previous standards I have had for patagonia. All of my previous patagonia shirts have been great. I have icebreaker base layers that have lasted a few years of wearing on tough hikes with no holes, no fraying, no wear marks. BUT couple hikes with this one and it looks like rats have been gnawing on it in spots.
Great fit
JC Grau
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Great fit , really confortable shirt.
Best T I Own.
Ben Pattison
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Have 3 of them. Wear - Wash - Repeat. Best T-Shirts that I own.
Wonderful shirt
mpm3865687
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Capilene shirts are just fantastic for base layer moisture wicking T's. They fit great and the seams don't chafe after a long day.
Awesome shirt on a long trip
Ian
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This shirt can be worn day after day without getting too smelly. Wicks away moisture and odor. Seriously a great shirt.
The blue one can be worn on its own, the white is a little transparent.
The material is very tough.
My goto shirt for hiking and mountain biking. Absolutely!
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The Church Is True
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Write your question here... I just bought a cap 2 shirt and washed it on cold on delicate setting and dried it on tumble dry low with medium heat. Are those the correct wash settings? After the first washing and drying i noticed pilling and im wondering if thats normal. From everything i heard, i didnt expect something like this happen for a long time. Also, could these shirt hold up to washing about once a week if i wore it every week? Thanks
Ryan Roeber
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They should be right, That's how I usually wash my synthetics. You can always check with Patagonia though for their recommended wash settings too.
Phil Maher
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That's not right. I've been wearing Capilene shirts for years, and I've never had any pilling at all. For sure, call Patagonia. As far as washing goes- obviously, lots of wash cycles will take their toll, but it shouldn't be any problem. Sometimes just a quick hand rinse is enough to freshen things up.
Great baselayer T
Colby Hubler
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I like my baselayers to fit snug - I'm 6' and 180 and the Patagonia Cap 2 T-shirt in a medium fits fantastic. Good length to tuck in or wear out. Wicking capabilities are well....it's Capilene, they are awesome. It does the job it's supposed to. Doesn't stink after wearing it for a few days and dries quickly. I've layered it with a Cap 3 zip neck, synthetic sweater and a shell - no problems in terms of friction between clothing. Not a better base T on the market in my opinion.
My Go-To Shirt For Hiking & Backpacking
Big Papa
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As the review title says, these are my Go-To Shirts For Hiking & Backpacking, especially since much of what I do is in the warmer climes of Southern California. Ever since Patagonia discontinued their "Patagonia Wool 2 T-Shirt Short-Sleeve - Men's", which I dearly loved, I have gone with these when I go Poly, and I dig that it's 54% recycled polyester. Even when I roll with a wool shirt on a backpacking trip (for obvious reasons), I still bring one of these along. Super-light, and I love the athletic cut. Patagonia makes good stuff. :-)
