Tesla Men's Long Sleeve T-Shirt Baselayer Cool Dry Compression Top MUD11/ MUD01

It's been many years since I bought an Under Armour shirt. I loved them, but they were like $50 apiece. A big deal to buy even one. The price on those has come down ($35 currently), but it's still much higher than these Teslas. And I like these every bit as much as those old Under Armours. Maybe they've improved in the years since, but I'll never know, because this Tesla is amazing, and less than half the price at only $17.Pro:-Moves with me comfortably. Can do any activity and not feel restricted.-Keeps me safe from the sun.-Keeps me cool in the heat.-Cheaper than more expensive brands, but I can't imagine those brands are actually better.Con:-Got pretty muddy the instant I jumped into a giant filthy mud puddle... It did clean up nicely, though, in the wash.I originally bought them for working out and obstacle course racing, but I've started wearing them under t-shirts at work (outdoors) to minimize my sunscreen usage. I have two already, and will probably end up with more.

I ordered this shirt to use as a base layer under a short sleeve button up work shirt. I work outdoors and wanted something that wasn't a regular long sleeve cotton shirt because those tend to get loose around the forearms. I've never used compression shirts before and I normally wear large tees. After reading reviews about the sizing running small, I ordered an XL and this thing still felt like a wet suit. Admittedly I'm a little on the heavy side at 210 lbs 5'11". The shirt didn't feel too restricting when worn but when I had to put it on/take it off it I had to wrestle it a little. If I had to buy again I'd step up to a 2x. As for my recommendation as a base layer, I wouldn't recommend it. I wore this thing for 6 hours before taking it off midshift. The reason I got it was to protect my arms from the sun. With it being advertised as moisture wicking and breathable/cool I was instantly sold since I work outdoors. But quite the opposite, I was sweating like a pig with it. Perhaps that's what you want at the gym or while working out but I do not recommend it for a shift at work. I would still recommend it otherwise since the shirt felt fairly robust and didn't feel like it would stretch out over time. There was nothing physically wrong with the product and I was problably using it for unintended purposes.

I'm a big guy I expected it to be a little smaller on me. Fits good and long enough to go down past my belly.

I'm 6'2" 185lbs. I usually order medium fitting T-shirts, but I ordered a large for this and it fits perfectly. Snug. Very comfortable. Quality feels great. Well made. I plan to wear this under my leather motorcycle jacket to help keep summer-sweat away from the coat. I'm going to order a couple more.

Caution: The description saying to order a size up is wrong for orders supplied by Amazon. The problem is the product has US and JPN sizing. Amazon uses the US sizing - which if you order your normal size (aka the same as you would order for Nike, Adidas etc) is correct. I think the description is from a different supplier that uses the JPN sizing, which is one size larger (US XL = JPN XXL).

For the price, nothing can beat this in my opinion. It is now my favorite rashguard. Not as thick as a grappling rash guard, but it is still not very thin. It is long enough to be tucked in because I don't like my rashguard rolling up when rolling. I normally wear XS in us clothes (jcrew, ralph lauren, club monaco, etc) and Small in Sports brands (nike, under armour) and Medium fits just perfect. I think almost same size as Under armour compression shirts(I wear M on those)

Ordered a size up after reading comments. Great fit.5ft 11in 165lb and L is a perfect fit nice and snug and arm lenth is tailored.i use for a rash gaurd under a gi and its holding up nice and sturdy.

I've been using an Under Armour HeatGear compression top, which I like a lot, but wanted to get an additional top at lower cost. I find this top to compare very favorably. From a sizing perspective, it's very similar. I'm 5' 11", 150 lbs, and I wear a small in the UA top. I found the Tesla small to have a very similar tight fit, as I expect in a compression top. I also tried the Tesla in a medium, but found it a bit too large (it was close fitting, but didn't give much compression especially in the upper arms). For someone that was looking for a close-fitting top but with less compression squeeze, the medium would have been fine.The material is very similar to the UA top, but maybe just slightly lighter weight. I use it for a bit of added warmth for road cycling under my short-sleeve cycling jersey, and it works great for temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. For cooler weather, I have a Tesla thermal compression top, which is also great (though runs slightly smaller; the medium is good for me in that top). TM-R34-FO_Medium j-L Tesla Men's Thermal Fleece Coldgear Compression Baselayer Long Sleeve T Shirts R34