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.
1318205
I am sure you will have other layers. It does keep some of the cold out. Dry for sure. The kids were with it the whole day in snow. They were very comfortable.
1710917
Yes. Plenty of room to layer sweat shirt or sweater underneath in cooler weather.
435366
No. You should purchase an "Under Armour Men's UA ColdGear® Evo Compression Hybrid Mock". I am not kidding. I am 5'11" and have 170 lb. I've got a size M. It has very good compression and mesh panels under the armpits. The Heat in summer has bothered me at no time. It is the shirt for you, I promise. Tristran.
1377109
I wear it over a light shirt, but under a jacket or sweater because I had read reviews that said it can irritate the skin if worn under a shirt. It is elastic, but it's not so firm that it would cut into the skin unless perhaps you wore it all day. The manufacturer recommends wearing it for short periods of time, and I think that is good advice. It's not meant for wearing during very active times either, in my opinion. I also don't think it would look very good under just a shirt unless you have no back fat at all!
1189818
This shirt is for cold weather. What you need to look for is the ones for hot or warm weather. That would be the one you could wear under a baseball uniform. Just check to see what the shirt says its for. This one says cold gear. The other one will keep you cooler, unless you are playing right now with the temp being still cold out. Although, if you are the pitcher you need to keep your arm warm. Good luck!
258848
I would say "no" but then again, I live in California so 40 degree weather while raining is very cold for me. This top is very comfortable and fits well but probably too thin for cold and rain.
144592
You could where it under your shirt, but it is very big and bulky. If you had a sweatshirt or jacket on then maybe people wouldn't be able to tell, but with just a shirt on you can definitely tell. Not ideal for the workplace, but good at home or while feeding or pumping you can wear it on the other side.
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!
2253158
Yes I have worn it comfortably under my clothes. I sometimes wear it when I work out at the YMCA.
1231027
I don't believe these rash guard style shirts are designed to keep you warm like a thick wetsuit would, I bought mine to keep from getting sun burned while snorkeling. They are thin and dry very quickly.
880111
No. You would want to look for Heat Gear items (designed to keep you cool on the heat). This is a Cold Gear item (designed to keep you warm in the cold).
1691738
I am so sorry, i just saw this. I have not really worn it under anything, but my guess is; not a good idea unless rather loose. The wrap itself is amazingly compact and efficient; but does add girth. I may be impractical for other reasons including the cold/heat is only effective for a while, then you'll just have a bulky wrap not really doing anything unless you swap the packs.
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.
2168305
Yes and no. Yes, I wear mine under my wet suit. No, it has no insulating value. I wear this rashguard under my wetsuit so that I am wearing something on my way the water before I put my neoprene on AND so that I can take off my neoprene immediately upon exiting the water and will still be covered in something that will dry quickly. These rashguard shirts are thin and have no insulating value. They are for the purpose of skin covering and protection.
10054
Hi and yes - I wear this while running and am very comfortable when doing so. Colder than 45 degrees, I wear this over a dri fit long sleeve shirt over a tee shirt. A few miles into the run, I may have to unzip a bit (when weather closer to 45) and if it warms up, I've taken off and tied around my waist to complete my run - it's very light and lends itself to this well. It's been a great buy for me.
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.