Marmot Doctor D Short Sleeve
$12.98 - $24.61
MSRP: $38.00 (men's)
where to buy:
$24.61 Rocky Mountain Trail (men's)
$12.98 EMS (boys')
User Reviews
I have tried a LOT of wicking/performance t-shirts…
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Fabric: polyester
Price Paid: $25?
I have tried a LOT of wicking/performance t-shirts -- TNF vaporwick, EMS techwick, REI products, merino wool items from Ibex -- but none have proven as good as the Doctor D (and its brothers, the Barnum (long sleeve) and the Mesquite? (same as Doctor D, but no contrasting panels). I have to ascribe to the weave of the polyester fabric -- a pique, which is a tight mesh like the old style Lacoste polo shirts. Every wicking shirt should use this weave -- works better, is more comfortable, and drapes better. Other than the failure to include some sort of anti-stink technology, it's a perfect shirt. Naturally, Marmot seems to be ending production...Buy it if you can.
Specs
Specs
| men's | |
|---|---|
| Weight |
10.58 oz / 299.9 g |
| Main Material |
100% Polyester (50% UpCycle® Polyester) Pique Mesh 3.9 oz / yd |
Description
The Doctor D Short Sleeve is a short sleeve performance top made by Marmot. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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