Marmot Lightweight Crew LS
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I wore this shirt on two hikes. I wore it under a…
denis daly
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Price Paid: retail $20
I wore this shirt on two hikes. I wore it under a wicking t shirt and a fleece vest and fleece light shirt. The temperatures ranged from the 30-50 range. I felt comfortable like it was part of my skin.
As my hike increased in terrain I started to remove layers and the only thing protecting my arms were the long sleeve's of this shirt. I never felt hot or cold. It kept me at the right tempature range and any perspiration that was built up was being wicked away.
I found this is the baselayer for me in many activities.
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In addition to the 1 men's review above, there is 1 review for another version of the Lightweight Crew LS.
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$26.41 - $44.95
MSRP: $45.00
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Specs
| Weight |
5.9 oz / 167.3 g |
| Main Material |
Polartec® Power Dry® 100% Polyester (29% Cocona®) Light Weight 3.5 oz / yd |
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