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Under Armour Men's Tech T-Shirt 2.0 (Regular and Big & Tall)
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Update your favorite tee with the Under Armour® Men’s Tech™ T-Shirt. Incredibly lightweight UA Tech™ fabric offers quick-drying comfort and a super soft feel. Moisture-wicking technology works to keep dry and light, while anti-odor technology provides built-in odor protection. With a classic Tech™ Tee feel and strategic updates like a streamlined fit and shaped hem, the UA Tech™ T-Shirt 2.0 has everything you need to take your workout to the next level.
FEATURES:
- Loose fit t-shirt
- UA Tech™ material offers quick-drying coverage and a soft, natural feel
- Moisture-wicking technology pulls sweat away from the body to keep you dry
- Antimicrobial technology eliminates the growth of odor-causing microbes
- Updated, streamline fit and curved hem for superior comfort
- Brand : Under Armour
- Country of Origin : Imported
- Style : 1326413
- Fabric : 100% polyester
- Web ID: 18UARMTCHSSTXXXXXAPTA
Under Armour Men's Tech T-Shirt 2.0 (Regular and Big & Tall) is rated
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5 by
463.
Rated 2 out of
5
by
GoaliePat from
poorer quality then the previous Tech shirt
I am big fan of UA and the majority of my clothes are UA, but I am very disappointed with the overall quality of the 2.0. The shirts fit okay, but I feel like they maybe a little smaller then the previous tech. The material right of the bat is much thinner feeling and even feels cheaper like a lower quality product. After two washes the logos on almost all the shirts that I bought started to bubble and peel. I have always washed and dried all my other UA shirts the same way and never had any issues like this. I also always turn them inside out to wash and dry. The performance of the shirt isn't effected, but it looks really bad for pretty new shirts. Overall I don't think I will buy anymore of the tech 2.0 shirts because they are just not the same quality. I loved the previous Tech tees.
Date published: 2019-02-20
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Rhonda G from
Fits nice
It was a Christmas gift for my husband and fits good and washes up nice.
Date published: 2020-01-22
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Terp16 from
Unfortunate
The UA t shirts have always been top notch. These versions not so much.
Con:
- They fit is made way to slim and around the waist it to tight making it that you have to keep pulling the shirt down or else it will get all bunched up on the waist and make you look just plain silly and like an amateur at picking clothes that fit you correctly
- The material is so thin. The previous models before the Tech 2.0 were made of thicker material making the shirt feel sturdier and long lasting. I feel like I can rip this shirt in half due to how thin the material is. Not a fan. A no bueno in my book.
Pro:
- cool colors
I also tried to get a large but then the length was to long for me. The shoulders fit and arms fit fine. Not great but fine. Really wished these shirts were made better and the cut wasn't so tight with the material being thicker.
Date published: 2019-04-25
Rated 3 out of
5
by
JustMEH from
I’m at a loss
I don’t know where to begin, other than expressing confusion and disappointment. I’ve been wearing under armour since high school, and I haven’t strayed away for my workout attire.
Over the last couple years the inconsistency in sizing, and cuts, for the same product is maddening.
The Tech Tee that I bought last year was a XL Tall, and fit perfect. I purchased 5 new ones, of this current version, and they all wear like a sleeping shirt. The length is dramatically longer, the neck is MUCH bigger, and the shirt is overall looser. 4 of the 5 shirts fit that way, and 1 of them fit like my old shirts. I’d understand the change in cut, if it was consistent over sizing; but the fact that one of the shirts is cut differently makes me concerned with ordering replacements.
Also, what do I order as a replacement? XL normal length? L Tall? Too many companies have XL shirts that seem to be made for people with no torso, but a belly.
This is no different than your cotton shirts.
Pick a cut, and stick with it; or show a cut comparison from the old product to the new one.
Date published: 2018-12-21
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Smitherington from
Nice shirt, but way too long!
The Tech 2.0 is the redesign of the previous heat gear basic Tee, which was an excellent product. The recent redesign lengthened the shirt way too much. The previous Tech tee size XL was 27 inches from back collar to bottom hem. The Tech Tee 2.0 size XL regular fit is 31 inches from back collar to bottom hem. An additional 5 inches in length for the regular fit XL is excessive and unnecessary. Particularly given that there is now an option for an extra long version to accommodate taller customers. The excessive extra length of the regular fit makes even less sense when the product description says the cut is now trimmer and customers may need to size up.
Summary: Great product ruined by redesign flaw of too much extra length. At this length you will lose customers who are 6’ tall and below.
Date published: 2018-10-30
Rated 2 out of
5
by
ualetdown1 from
An 8 year downward spiral
For the past 8 years, I've purchased a new batch of UA tech shirts every 12-18 months or so for lifting and running. Each time, the quality just gets worse. I wish I could find a "new UA" that made the types of high quality products UA was once known for.
I recently bought the blue/red/purple versions of the tech shirt. The fabric is paper thin, so much so that the purple shirt developed a hole in from the first washing. Further, the sizing and cut is very off. It's long enough to be a dress and the sleeve hole size/sleeve length combo won't fit for most normal body sizes. I am not sure what they are going for with this shirt lately.
FWIW, this batch came from Jordan and the prior from Nicaragua.
I can't buy any more of these. They have just gotten that bad. UA is more concerned with ugly basketball shoes, yoga pants and mobile apps, I think. They lost their way.
Date published: 2019-10-13
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Raundisclosed from
Tech 2.0, a huge downgrade
Been buying the original tech shirts for many years, despite their unique fabric and quality differences based on country
Tried three tech 2.0 shirts, now in addition to uneven quality I get bad design:
- the stitching is vastly inferior (feels glued?)
- the thinness of the shirts is absolutely horrible, something that also happened rarely with the original tech shirts. “See through “level of quality, my wife calls them wet tshirts as a joke. I’m older and don’t need the muscle vanity project
- the cut itself is also horrible. The whole purpose of this line was a regular fit, they now fit like close to the skin fit, yet still advertised as “loose”. See comment above
I wear these while lifting weights, the thinness and cut really don’t work.
Unfortunately this means I now stop buying under Armour shirts altogether as every other product is equally design challenged.
Wish they would keep selling the older version, I have about 30 at varying levels of wear.
Date published: 2019-07-10
Rated 2 out of
5
by
JCH3 from
Just OK
I was a HUGE fan of the heavier, softer charged cotton t-shirt (not the lighter/newer version of that shirt but the thicker version). That shirt fit great and I have many of them. Then UA “improved” that shirt (lighter version) and I was no longer impressed. Now UA tried to get fancy and did away with that shirt all together and I have been looking for a good replacement for the original charged cotton shirt for quite some time. This shirt is not it. I will keep looking.
Date published: 2019-03-28
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