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SmartWool Microweight Crew Shirt - Long-Sleeve - Men's

SmartWool Microweight Crew Shirt - Long-Sleeve - Men's

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SmartWool Microweight Crew Shirt - Long-Sleeve - Men's

Wear the SmartWool Men's Microweight Long-Sleeve Crew Shirt for cool- or warm-weather aerobic activities or as a next-to-skin base layer. SmartWool's porous natural fibers move moisture while it is still in vapor form before it has a chance to condense on your skin; you stay drier and more comfortable throughout your entire workout. By comparison, synthetics transport moisture after it condenses, which means you must visibly sweat before any moisture management begins. SmartWool fiber adaptabls to a broad range of conditions, keeping you warm in winter and cool in spring. This naturally anti-microbial shirt features a crew neckline, chafe-reducing flatlock seams, and a body-hugging fit.

Bottom Line: It might be Microweight, but it's big on performance.

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Rating for this product: 4

Great Base layer

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August 26, 2008

People aren't lying when they tell you that merino wool doesn't hold odor. This top breathes well, wicks sweat, and dries quickly when wet, and is cotton soft. Ultra-light. And doesn't smell. Not super warm, but they sell heavier weight tops if you want warmth. As it is, this has worked ideally for me in temps to the mid-50s under just a wind jacket so long as I'm moving some. Lower if I'm moving more. I haven't had any durability issues in 4 months and have worn it regularly for morning runs, day hikes and multi-day backpacking trips with heavy-ish packs. It's a base layer, i.e. always under something, so I don't know how it would respond to snags or abrasion. It holds up pretty well to washing, though you don't have to do it often as it never stinks, just gets dirty. I have two, and one I've been less careful with, allowing it to end up in a washing machine rather than hand washing, and it has started to pill ever so slightly and feels a tad bit rougher than the almost exclusively hand washed one. Either way, it's been 4 months and neither shows any major signs of wear. My only complaint is that even though the seams are flat, they still will chafe a tiny bit under a heavier pack (over 15 lbs, say). With a daypack, this hasn't been an issue. I'll probably get something with a raglan sleeve for backpacking, but it will definitely be made of merino wool.

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Rating for this product: 2

I prefer Patagonia Capilene

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December 1, 2005

So many people like the merino wool base layers, that I decided to check it out. In my opinion, Lightweight Patagonia Capilene is far superior. It is somewhat lighter than microweight. The big advantage is it wears much better. The microweight merino wool is far too delicate of an item.

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Rating for this product: 5

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October 13, 2005

We travel to Europe frequently and often go with carry-on luggage. There is simply nothing that beats Smartwool items for wearing comfort and light-weight packing!

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Tech Specs:

Material: 100% SmartWool jersey knit
Insulation: Silkweight
Recommended Use: Layering, running, climbing
Manufacturer Warranty: Lifetime