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less than $25
$25 - $49.99
$50 - $99.99
$100 - $199.99
$200 and above

Recent Shirt Reviews

Rab Men's Interval Tee

Ultralight (half the weight of a typical cotton t-shirt), highly breathable, comfortable, wicking material...keeps you cool and dry on very hot days or when you are running, training, or working hard. Dries in a flash, looks great, doesn't smell, moves with your body, and saves a lot of weight in your pack. I have three Rab Interval Tees—one in "Ebony", one in "Ink", and one in "Evergreen", all in Medium, which is the perfect size for me. Their weights vary...one is 79g, one is 80g and the other… Full review

OOFOS Recovery Gear 3/4 Zip

This pullover is perfect as a lightweight hiking or biking layer. The Women's Recovery Gear 3/4 Zip pullover is a great option for a lightweight hiking/outdoor activity layer. It's moisture wicking and form-fitting without being snug. It's easy to just toss in my backpack or Jeep and leave it there. The long sleeves have thumb holes which I look for in pullovers; added warmth for someone like me whose hands get cold easily. This is a great additional to my outdoor fall wardrobe. Disclosure:… Full review

Mountain Hardwear Butterman Hoody

Smart enough for a base or shirt only I wanted a hooded base/shirt to wear with my hooded down jackets, so I bought two and they're just the ticket. Full review

Sierra Designs Short Sleeve Pack Polo

Uber light hiking shirt. Ultralight hiking shirt does what it advertised. Very comfortable, breathes well, wears well, conforms to the body. Excellent hiking shirt for through hiker. Wicks moisture well and stays comfortable with ability to move with you, not against. Full review

Patagonia Tropic Comfort Hoody II

No sunscreen and I'm all good in my Patagonia Tropic Comfort Hoody II. This versatile shirt allows me to leave behind sunscreen, hat, buff, and gloves and still be protected from the elements. In the future, all outdoors people will wear this shirt. :) I don't like to use sunscreen while hiking or backpacking because I don't like to carry it nor the greasy feeling of wearing it. About two years ago I found the Patagonia Tropic Comfort Hoody II. I believe that the shirt was designed for fly fishermen… Full review

Columbia Terminal Tackle Hoodie

A great quick dry and sun-protection shirt! A great fishing, boating, and campwear top! Loose fitting. Front handwarmer pocket is great on a chilly morning, or for gloves, hats etc. Ideal for multi-day rafting trips! Full review

Bambool Hooded Top

An expensive top with subpar stitching, fit and lacking in quality control. I purchased this top for all season UPF protection on mostly western trips. I had purchased another top from Bambool that was a baselayer and really liked the fit, wicking properties, and anti-stank that it afforded after several days. This top has eventually had the same issues, minus fit, that I've had upon initially receiving the hooded top. *I'm not too sure about most people, but when I pay this much for one article… Full review

Mountain Equipment Men's Eclipse Hooded Zip T

This warm base layer is perfect for those who go where it is really cold and those who just feel really cold whatever the temperature. It wicks, breathes, and dries well allowing it to handle the hot and steamy that cold weather activity can create. Can be combined with other layers as part of a passive insulation system, but excels in active applications. Active fit follows body contours.Specs: Hang Tag Weight… Full review

Patagonia Men's R1 Hoody

The second best in its category. If you're looking for a garment in this category you have a choice of the R1 Hoody, the North Face Proprius Full Zip and the Outdoor Research Transition Full Zip. The Patagonia is the "heaviest" with the largest waffle pattern inside. That means it's the warmest. It's more base layer than mid layer. The sleeves are the tightest, and I honestly cannot see how you could get anything but a "compression" style shirt underneath. Personally, I use a sleeveless wicking… Full review