baleafMen's Running Workout Shirts Short Sleeve Athletic T-Shirt Quick Dry

This shirt is made out of just the right material for sports, swimming, or casual wear. They have a good fit even is you are larger and don't draw attention to curves. Order yours to normal size.

I'm wearing this shirt right now, as I get ready to go out walking. I've used it for exercise outdoor (primarily walks of 5-8 miles), and for indoor training on the bike and the stair stepper. It's great at getting sweat off my skin, and cooling me as the moisture dries in the air. I bought one each of several brands, and have no qualms with purchasing this one again.

Really nice material, very comfortable. I’m 44, 5’10” & 215, I bought the large, I think I intended to buy XL. Fit is ok but a little bit long for my taste and the sleeves a little short. As expected it’s tight in the middle. I wish they produced a supplemental sizing like “Large-Dad Bod” for the rest of us who aren’t so Uber fit but still like to get the old ticker sped up now & then. It did develop a small run in the material after first washing but not too bad. Some would say to hand wash or run separately on gentle cycle but I fall into the “ain’t nobody got time for that” category. It’s got to hold up to getting drug out of a suitcase and into the machine with everything else, time will tell. Otherwise, I’m pretty happy with it for the price. If you’re the taller lean type guy like they’re fond of putting in the add pictures who likes to show off your guns then I think you’ll be happy with it. Average dudes might want to size up for physical & physcological comfort while working out.

Just bought a Peloton and wanted to buy a few moisture-wicking t-shirts. I also didn't want to spend a lot of money.So I spent a good amount of time searching Amazon for the best-reviewed moisture-wicking T-shirt for the money. Mind you, I didn't want to spend a lot of money on something fancy -- just something that performed as it should.You have already seen the wealth of positive reviews for this shirt from BALEAF. Allow me to add my voice to the positive reviews.I am short, stocky, and wear a medium-sized Tee. I was a little fearful that I should go a size higher but I stuck to my guns, ordered a medium and it fits true to size.The tee is very lightweight, has a nice silky feel to it and while engaging in a heavy workout, it absorbs sweat while keeping it away from the skin.Someone complained in a review that this shirt retains body odor. I have been using a single shirt for more than one sweaty spin ride and the shirt does not retain any body odors. I don't try to push the usage of a single shirt so perhaps the person complaining was wearing the shirt more often than he should have.So, here we have a tee that doesn't cost a lot. That means I can pick up several. The shirt fits my normal tee size. It does a great job of keeping body sweat away from the skin.Seems to me this shirt hits all the checkmarks it should. I can see why everyone loves it. Count me in as another admirer who encourages you to consider this brand above any other in the budget range.

Test scenario: 20 miles, 6:40/mi avg pace, 75 degrees & muggy afternoon run. Lots and lots of sweat.This shirt is 100% polyester. It is very soft and has a little bit of flexibility but is not overly stretchy like some shirts. It is a slim fit such that a size M looks good on this 150 lb 6' frame. It is not skin-tight. When first putting it on, what immediately stood out to me was how light it was. The material is very thin, so thin that I expected it to be partially transparent, but this one is not (the neon green color). It feels good to wear because of its lightness and softness.During my run, it wicked away sweat well. The shirt does absorb a little bit of sweat but it never felt like a soaking towel against my body like some shirts -- just damp. And it stayed light, even when wet. When I got home and tried to wring it out, only a few drops came out -- when I do that with some of my other running shirts, it's like dumping out a cup of water.With my mileage, I've had an issue with nipple chafing, but this shirt didn't aggravate that issue.For a shirt of this quality from Nike, I would expect to pay $30-40. As a matter of fact, I have similar shirts from Nike, and that is what I paid for them. In other words, this is a steal and I'm happy with this purchase so far. If it survives a few wash cycles without falling apart, I'll buy some more.Note: On the care instructions tag, it says not to put it in the dryer. I'm not sure why, and I've never seen that in a running shirt before. It is kind of inconvenient, so I thought it might be important to mention.