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Mountain Hardwear Crater Lake 3/4 Crew Top - Women's
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Crater Lake 3/4 Crew Top
Slippery hands are not conducive to sending, so instead of slathering on more sunscreen pull on the Mountain Hardwear Crater Lake 3/4 Crew Top. This top features a UPF rating of 50+ so you can rest assured that your skin is protected from harmful UV rays while you climb. 3/4-length sleeves provide the coverage you need without risking interference between your sleeves, while the stretchy, synthetic blend moves with you and manages moisture to keep you comfortable.
- Technical top for climbing in sunny weather
- Synthetic material wicks away perspiration and dries quickly
- UPF 50+ lets you focus on your project instead of sunscreen
- Stretchy material doesn't inhibit motion
- 3/4-length sleeves stay away from your rope and belay device
- Item #MHW01A1
- Material
- 88% polyester, 12% elastane
- Fit
- standard
- Center Back Length
- 26.5in
- Style
- crew
- UPF Rating
- 50+
- Claimed Weight
- 4.2oz
- Recommended Use
- bouldering, sport climbing, trad climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty
- lifetime
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August 13, 2020
Does this fit loose like the hoodie version? I'm between a medium and large and I don't want to look like a stuffed sausage lol
Jessica Keenum
Kayla Slack
August 13, 2020
This is going to be more on the fitted size, I recommend sizing up if you are between sizes because most sun shirts are more comfortable when they are a bit loose. Especially if you are using it to climb/hike, having it too tight might inhibit your mobility. Let me know if you have any additional questions! :)