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Gear up for your next climbing adventure with our collection of long sleeve rock climbing shirts. Designed for durability and comfort, these shirts feature moisture-wicking fabrics that keep you dry and cool during intense climbs. With added stretch and a range of fits, they allow for maximum mobility and freedom of movement on the rock face. Whether you're scaling boulders or tackling multi-pitch routes, our long sleeve rock climbing shirts provide essential sun protection and breathability, making them a must-have for any climber's wardrobe.
$85.00
made with soft recycled fleece, designed for easy layering over your favorite base, under your go- to shell, or worn as a light outer layer all on its own, it ’s a versatile stylized piece you might just keep
$90.00
slim fit fold- over collar long sleeves center- front snap- up closure contrast and tonal color snap chest pockets secure- zip pocket at the left chest mhw flag logo at the left side seam durable, sustainable, and lightweight
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Skiy
Great shirt. Hidden jewel, no one talks about. Description does n't cover half of the gret features- urmpits vents, in seam small hidden pocket. Material is light, sturdy, breathable and moisture wicking, while feels nice to body. Love snap buttons. I wish I discovered this shirt earlier and did n't buy Patagonia instead.
$80.00
Yes, it is warm. ... If I wanted a lightweight base layer for, say, the Ghost Shadow Hoody synthetic down jacket, it ’s an excellent pairing. ... I find it incredibly warm for its
5
E Rubble
Reviewing this from the POV of an end user& tech fabric geek. Love the materials of the MH AirMesh. Already have the hoody; just bought the crew. Agree w/ those who say it's very warm when at standstill or w/ a wind layer over top, yet while moving or with wind and no wind layer it's like being naked. To me that says the fabric is functioning precisely how a base layer shoulder. Only con is hypothetical: delicate fabric. I 've had no issues with snags, pilling, abrasion, etc. But I would n't be surprised were I to, given the softness of the fibers and the openness of the fabric they 're arranged into. Cut/fit are unremarkable w/ exception of the somewhat high neck hole and the different accent fabric used there. Packs tiny, resilient fibers bounce back into shape immediately. Most comparable to the Patagonia Cap Air wool base layer, minus the itchiness/roughness and the ultra premium price point. Also, like Polartec Power Stretch pro, but much lighter and more airy fabric, fwiw.
5
Friestadt
I recently purchased a red version of the AirMesh. I find it incredibly warm for its weight. Packs down to nothing which is very helpful.
5
Ruff Ruff
[ My daughter bought me this shirt last year for my 90th birthday. In hot weather or cool temps it seems to trap the air and is the perfect shirt. I have gotten 3 more in sundry colors for myself, one for my wife, and a crew neck airmesh for my adult son.
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Evan
In the first image, it is very light and breathable, but the fibers inside seem to be easily lost, and there are some fibers in the hand after a little scratch. I am 167cm tall and my bust is 98cm, so I wear a size M which is very comfortable. I bought 2 at the same time, for me it should be good for sweating a lot without losing warmth. I tried wearing it the other way around and it was a different feeling, like a normal sweatshirt. A very special piece of clothing, worth trying. When washing, do n't turn it around, it's better to put it in a laundry bag
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JP
Love this shirt. Wear it all the time and have already ordered another one- so comfortable. If they eventually make a short sleeved version I 'll buy that, too. It's a great base layer and good for cool/cold weather chillin'. Be aware that there is zero wind blocking- it's a mesh fabric- you must have a shell if you 're hiking/skiing/walking to mailbox. That said- I 've hiked in 15- 20F with wind and just this base and a heavy shell no problem. Note: It's very `` roomy ''. Great for me, but if you 're a bean pole you may be swimming in it- think about that when selecting sizes.
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