Under Armour Men's HeatGear Tactical Shirt

I picked up the UA Tac HeatGear Compression Tee looking for a base layer that could handle long days, frequent wear, and plenty of washing; and this shirt nailed it. The fabric is lightweight, cool, and surprisingly soft, making it extremely comfortable to wear under both a dress shirt or under a workout shirt.. It creates a clean, fitted look without adding bulk, and it never feels restrictive even during a full day of movement. The fabric of the shirt breathes and does not retain your body heat so its very comfortable to wear. One of the biggest standouts is how well the shirt stays in place. Unlike other compression tees that tend to roll up at the waist or shift around under clothing, this one stays exactly where it should. Whether I’m sitting, reaching, or walking around, the hem doesn’t budge, and the shirt maintains a smooth, consistent fit. After multiple wears and washes, the tee still looks and fits like new. The color of the shirt has not discolored from wearing and washing. The fabric hasn’t stretched out, lost its shape, or shown any signs of wear. It continues to provide that same supportive, second‑skin feel every time I put it on. Overall, this is a high‑performance compression shirt that delivers comfort, durability, and a reliably sharp fit which is perfect as a base layer under dress shirts or for everyday wear.

It the world of workout gear, there are times when you can buy the store brand, or the cheaper version, and there's no difference. The biggest exception is under amour's heat and cold gear. This shirt is heat great. It is designed to keep you cool when the weather gets hot. When I go for a run, I always throw on my under armour. Cold gear is great up to about 50 degrees, then it's time to switch to heat gear. A few things must be said. First, buy the size you always buy. I'm 6'1 180lbs (yeah, I don't exactly look like the guy in the ad), and I always buy large. The large fits me perfectly. Keep in mind, it's called compression gear for a reason. It should feel snug, quite snug. It acts as a second skin, wicking away sweat, keeping you cool, but it in no way restricts your movement. On an average run here's how it works. When you first put it on, if you're not used to it, it may feel a bit strange. That's ok, just go with it. Throw a running shirt over and head out the door. After the first mile, you probably won't even notice you're wearing it, as you really start to heat up, for me that's usually mile 3-4, something strange happens: I feel comfortable. Yes it's hot out (let's say its 70-80 degrees), but I feel cool and comfortable, relative to how I feel without the compression gear. By the end of the run, there is a noticeable difference in how hot I feel. It keeps you cooler then you think it will (still hot, and sweaty, but it really takes the edge off). After a workout, peel off the shirt, and set it aside for your next workout. It is a second skin, it should feel tight, if it's not, it won't wick the sweat and it won't keep you cool. Finally, unlike the store brand knock offs, the under armour doesn't ride up. Some of the cheap knock offs slide up as you run so by the end it's more sports bra then sports shirt. Not so with so with under armour. It stays put, keeps you cool, and is great for serious athletes and casual runners alike. I've also worn it during soccer games with similar results. Even with all the sliding and tumbling, it stays put and keeps me cool. Worth every penny, and as always, a great price on amazon.

The compression shirt is comfortable, fits true to size, and the medium fit me perfectly. The material feels like good quality.

I've tried S, M, LG, and X-LG in an attempt to make this shirt work for me, without success. It might, however work for you. I'm a fairly exothermic guy and always prefer these sorts of shirts to baggier t-shirts, buttons downs, pull-overs and the like. I always go for heat gear because unless I am going to be standing around in sub-15F temperatures, anything heavier just makes me too hot. I also wear these shirts everywhere - to work, to bed, around the house, out hiking, out to restaurants, everywhere, so I can't have anything that is too formfitting. I'm in very good shape, but if feels obnoxious wandering around in something that fits like a second skin. That and it is just uncomfortable for me. What I wanted was something like I currently have - a lightweight, fitted synthetic shirt that is well-made with no or minimally visible logos. Nothing baggy. Nothing skin-tight. These seemed like a perfect match - UA is a good brand, these have no logos at all, and while they are compression shirts I figured I would just buy up one size. Turns out this doesn't really work. These shirts are intended to be compression shirts, which means they only really work (move with the body and offload heat) when they are compressing the skin. The material is actually fairly thick before it is stretched out. Buying up a size resulted in a shirt that just ill-fitting, having extra material all over the place and still being too hot, since now the air couldn't circulate properly through the material. That said, this issue aside the material is quite comfortable against the skin and seems to be high quality. Fit-wise: I am a 5'10" male with an athletic build, ~185 with a <10% BMI. So very fit, but not "swole" in any way. I tried the small, medium, large, and extra large. S was way too tight - getting it off was tougher than getting it on and getting it on wasn't exactly a picnic. M was pretty good, but since I didn't want something form-fitting, I tried L and XL. The L had the general look I wanted, whereas the XL, while still being surprisingly tight, had way too much extra material. However, even the L was too hot during normal day-to-day activities, let alone while running or working outside. The M, L, and XL were all heavier by about 20% than my current shirts (black Reebocks, which I would buy again but the model is discontinued). So if you want compression and something skin-tight, my recommendation for someone my size is M or, if you have more muscle mass up top, maybe a LG. If you don't want compression, try a different shirt instead. EDIT: Worth noting that after a few washes, the shirts loosen up considerably. Enough that the XL is now a little baggy around the waist for me (for a compression shirt, anyway). As such, the L is probably the better way to go, once it is broken it, it should fit nicely.

This T-shirt did exactly what it had to do. I used it in an obstacle race (sand, mud, stones, barbwire, sun, wind) and it felt great. This is a compression shirt and so it is tight, it is designed to be tight and hold your muscles as a second skin. Of course it got wet, but it did not absorb as much water as a cotton t-shirt; mud was almost imperceptible and so it didn't hardened when it dried. The material is really good; I went trough the entire race and by the end I only found two little holes at the bottom and probably from the barbwire. Remember that I had to crawl on rocks and mud for a while and this T-shirt still looks like new. I have also used this T-shirt for my usual training at the gym and it feels great too. One precaution, I usually use my sleeves to dry my face, but you cannot do this with this shirt as the entire surface area of the T-shirt is going to be moist during training (I run a lot on a treadmill). Remember, it is trying to get rid of your sweat as quickly as possible and is skin tight so no part of it is fully dry if you sweat a lot and there is no breeze. As such, it will keep you fresh as that is one of the roles of sweating, getting rid of the extra heat by evaporation. It is not completely smell-proof, but it is greatly, greatly reduced. I mean, you will smell something only if you put the T-shirt on your nose after you finished your training, but apart from that you won't even notice it. I have worn this T-shirt even when wearing suits and it feels great now that we are approaching summer. It is long, so it will go below your waist line and probably roll up a bit, but it didn't really bother me. I usually wash it by hand and it seems to be Ok, in that way I get rid of the sweat as soon as possible. I hope this helps.

It’s a great quality compression shirt and fits great underneath uniforms. 670-1 compliant also!

My arms were still a little small for the shirt even though I got my size! Nonetheless I love compression shirts, especially this one since I get to wear them with my OCPs! Fits nicely, love the material, especially in the hot, hot weather of Texas. I have another moisture wicking shirt, but it is nowhere near as comfortable as wearing this. Would recommend if you're in the military and looking to wear a comfortable shirt to wear under your uniform!

This T-shirt did exactly what it had to do. I used it in an obstacle race (sand, mud, stones, barbwire, sun, wind) and it felt great. This is a compression shirt and so it is tight, it is designed to be tight and hold your muscles as a second skin. Of course it got wet, but it did not absorb as much water as a cotton t-shirt; mud was almost imperceptible and so it didn't hardened when it dried. The material is really good; I went trough the entire race and by the end I only found two little holes at the bottom and probably from the barbwire. Remember that I had to crawl on rocks and mud for a while and this T-shirt still looks like new. I have also used this T-shirt for my usual training at the gym and it feels great too. One precaution, I usually use my sleeves to dry my face, but you cannot do this with this shirt as the entire surface area of the T-shirt is going to be moist during training (I run a lot on a treadmill). Remember, it is trying to get rid of your sweat as quickly as possible and is skin tight so no part of it is fully dry if you sweat a lot and there is no breeze. As such, it will keep you fresh as that is one of the roles of sweating, getting rid of the extra heat by evaporation. It is not completely smell-proof, but it is greatly, greatly reduced. I mean, you will smell something only if you put the T-shirt on your nose after you finished your training, but apart from that you won't even notice it. I have worn this T-shirt even when wearing suits and it feels great now that we are approaching summer. It is long, so it will go below your waist line and probably roll up a bit, but it didn't really bother me. I usually wash it by hand and it seems to be Ok, in that way I get rid of the sweat as soon as possible. I hope this helps.

El sudor traspasa como si no tuviera nada 10/10.

just the job!!

Va perfecto. Talla adecuada.

Au top, même 4 ans après, toujours aussi efficace !

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