Is this shirt ok to wear under clothes to keep you warm & dry??
102066
This is the most comfortable shirt to wear to keep you warm dry or even keep you cool it works both ways. I bought Nike shirts Adidas shirts and previous ua shirts this is by far the best
102067
This shirt is light weight, it will definitely keep you warm and dry. I work outside in all weather conditions at a golf course and this is my third shirt of this type.
74579
I'm 6' 3", 208 lbs., average build (no huge chest and no belly) and a LARGE fits me perfectly. According to the UA website, this is a "loose" fit t-shirt and is very comfortable and ideal for staying dry and cool while playing sports, running, or just wearing around the house. UA's size chart says guys around our size should be wearing a large (http://www.underarmour.com/shop/us/en/size-charts) unless of course you have a larger chest or waist area than the chart suggests, then you might need an XL. Good luck!
1682263
Yes it goes under your clothes. I have tried it out on a shopping trip and it was very comfortable. You don't want someone to know what you are hiding (e.g. cash, passport, etc.).
1027339
This is a very thin (also very flexible) neoprene shirt that will give you little protection from very cold temperatures and yes,,, water will enter at the neckline.
859654
I live in Michigan and I dress in layers (flannel shirt over hoodie over sweatshirt over long sleeve t-shirt) when it is cold outside. When the temp is in the 30 degree range it MIGHT be somewhat snug.
616986
I would not wear this over a collared shirt but I have worn it over long sleeved t-shirts as well as a base layer. It's designed to be a base/mid layer and works very well for that purpose. Maybe a quarter-zip merino sweater would work better for you over a collared shirt.
41778
Yes you can wear this under your clothes. Be sure that the belt covers your belly because if it does not then the sweat will roll downward and will be shown.
575012
You can wear it under shirts as long as they are not snug. Works fine under baggy sweatshirts, etc. When wearing compression-wear, you can wear it right over it. As far as when training with it during arm workout, it works fine, I just don't use it much in the gym. I use it primarily playing tennis and working around the house when my arm tendons bothers me.
68486
Hello, No it is weird but it does not get your clothes wet, yet you can for example put it on the back of your neck on a hot day and it will cool you down and keep your body temperature down. We truly love them and several co-workers purchased after seeing it being used in a hot factory.
725446
This item should not get your clothing wet. It should provide the heat therapy without damaging clothing in any way
1172903
I think if the material is thin, wrung out well & put in front of the fan on high overnight, it could dry it. I wouldn't bank my wardrobe on it but if there was a spill on the only blouse you had for that outfit, I would give it a go. Dry jeans? No.
1809992
No it does not keep you dry. The fabric will allow rain to drip through. Sure is nice though for keeping an area cooler though. I have two over an area where I do some potting and it helps a lot.
2452
Not really! It's very light and breatheable. But I guess it also depends on what you wear underneath.
45290
No, not too warm, wear it under in very cold weather; wear it under in cool weather, like layers.
2081149
I'm 6'3 in. 220 lbs with a slight pot. I bought the XL - my usual size. That was too tight. I bought the XXL. That's fine for just a shirt under. I do not use the liner - its crap. For cold (50-30 F) I like a wool sweater underneath, up to a 4 ply Dale Norway sweater below freezing, and the XXL I have is a bit tight for me. I should have bought an XXXL and had plenty of room for underlayers for winter. I don'y mind too loose.
718271
I believe it would. I walked a lot of the tough mudder I did due to foot disability and I was warm even with this shirt being wet. I would use it as an under layer, like long johns.
81340
I've warn it under clothes but it really depends on what you wear with it as far as comfort..however it can be warn under clothing. .some things you wear will be more comfortable than others. .