TSLA 1, 2 or 3 Pack Men's UPF 50+ Long Sleeve Compression Shirts, Athletic Workout Shirt, Water Sports Rash Guard
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I use cold or warm water to wash my clothes. To avoid shrinking or pilling, it appears that hanging dry is the best option. I wash my activewear clothes with Active detergent. My favorite is the blue bag version.
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In the fall, winter, and spring, I put these on. I don't wear short sleeved tops or tank tops in the summer. In the winter, or when the temperature drops below 40 degrees, I layer these with another layer for added warmth. I didn't want to buy a new set of three just for the winter.
The shirt has a slim fit. Get a large if you prefer a snug fit. In any case, x- large. I'm 5'10" and weigh 186 pounds. It was also extremely form-fitting.
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I bought this shirt to wear as a base layer under a short sleeve button up work shirt because I work outside and didn't want to wear a regular long sleeve cotton shirt because they tend to get too big around the forearms. I've never worn compression shirts before, and my usual tee size is a large. I ordered an XL after reading that the sizing runs small, but it still felt like a wet suit. I'll admit, at 210 lbs and 5'11", I'm a tad on the heavy side. When I was wearing the shirt, it didn't feel too constricting, but I had to wrestle with it a little when putting it on and taking it off. I'd buy a 2x if I had to do it all over again. br>br> As for my suggestion for a base layer, I would not recommend it. I wore it for six hours before removing it in the middle of my shift. It was purchased to keep the sun off of my arms. Because I work outside and it was advertised as moisture wicking and breathable/cool, I was immediately sold. I, on the other hand, was sweating like a pig with it. Maybe that's what you're looking for at the gym or while working out, but I wouldn't recommend it for a work shift. Otherwise, I'd still recommend it because the shirt felt sturdy and didn't seem like it would stretch out over time; there was nothing physically wrong with it, and I was most likely misusing it.
My height and weight are 6'2" and 185 pounds, respectively. T-shirts in a medium fit are usually what I order. shirts, but this is the first time I've ordered a large and it's perfect. Snug. It's very relaxing. It has a high quality feel to it. It is well-made. I'm going to layer this under my leather motorcycle jacket to keep the summer chill at bay. Sweat is dripping down the back of the coat. I'm going to put in another order for a few more.
The Shirt Baselayer Cool Dry Compression Top is a fantastic piece of clothing. It has a fantastic feel to it, and it also has a fantastic appearance. It effectively wicks moisture away from the body. I'm 5'9" and weigh 170 pounds, and I'm a size X-large. Large is a bit on the large side, but it's still wearable. I believe the Large will be a better fit, fitting more snugly, as a compression shirt should. The length of this shirt would not be an issue for someone who is 6' or close to it, and I intend to order a few more in the future. They're going to be the Big. For mountain biking, I wear this shirt as a base layer. Running. I also wear it to the gym; the white shirt becomes a little "see through" when sweaty, so it's best worn as a base layer. This is not a problem with the red. br>br>For me, the Large has a tighter fit. Sleeve length is sufficient. The shirt has a drop of over 3 inches (7. I have no trouble removing the shirt, even when sweaty, because it is 5cm below my belt line.
This item, along with the matching pants, was purchased a few months ago. br>br>Details on myself for the sake of comparison. br>I am. (Male) 5'9" / 165lb / 32" waist / 42" chestbr>br>One thing I do recommend is that you pay close attention to the size chart. These items in a medium seem a little too snug for my taste, but the stretch keeps them from being too uncomfortable. Anyone with or close to my body size ( or -) is a good fit for me. If you weigh more than 5 pounds, you should order a large for a more comfortable fit. br>br>I love how this product looks, feels (the fabric), and is constructed. I would definitely order this product again (in a large) and recommend it to anyone looking for a good compression suit for workouts or general exercise. I give it five stars.
Aside from the stretch marks, I really like them. Three shirts were the first order I placed. There were no markings on any of the three items that came out of the package. I noticed white stretch marks on my new black shirt as soon as I put the first one on, and I assumed they were caused by my underarm deodorant. Nope. After a shower, I put on the next new shirt, which was nothing but clean, dry skin. It happened once again. Then there was the third shirt. . . The marks are still there, white as ever, after several months of wearing and washing, which is distracting on black shirts. Perhaps only white shirts should be purchased. Because they don't look good as outerwear, I'm wearing them as undershirts now. Last week, I ordered a new one, thinking it was just a bad batch. As a test, I'm only going to do one. Pristine appearance, no blemishes, fresh from the shower, clean and dry skin Stretch marks are a type of scar that appears on the skin Crap! I'm not going to buy any more of these shirts, as much as I like them. I'll look for similar shirts from other manufacturers and hope for better results! I hope this information is useful to you. Dan.
After reading the reviews, I decided to order a size up. This is an excellent match. br>I'm 5'11" and weigh 165 pounds, and the size L is a perfect fit, nice and snug, with tailored arm length. br>I use it as a rash guard under a gi and it's very durable.
It's a little tighter than I expected, but that's not a problem, and I wouldn't size up to a medium for exercise. I'm a 36-year-old woman with a 36-year-old 37" chest; wears medium tops most of the time Small t-shirts are worn on occasion. br>I've used it for judo, kickboxing, running, shaolin kung fu forms, weights, and other exercises. br>It works well in the heat and at 30 degrees Fahrenheit. This product dries quickly. I could wear it as a base layer for non-athletic activities. outfits for exercise, but they may be a little snug; depends. br>On the downside, there is one minor flaw: It's difficult to tell which way the front is until you put it on, especially with the black shirts, because there's no tag, no interior print on the back, and only an exterior print on the chest, which is difficult to see due to the slightly shiny black color.
Four times a week, I exercise. I work out 5 times a week and have a lot of technical fabric clothing, but nothing smells like this shirt after a workout. The smell goes away after a while, but it's always rank after a while of wearing it. Even if you wear it for several hours before a workout, it will begin to stink. I'm baffled as to why. br>br>What's even stranger is that I own six of them. There are seven additional Tesla products, all of which are excellent. Compression tanks, compression tights, active underwear, and running shorts are among the items I own. This is not a problem for any of them. br>br>After a few months, it's clear that this problem won't go away with a few washes, so I've tossed them out. It's a pity because the rest of it is fantastic.
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