Débardeur de course ultraléger 43 g | Système DRY FLOW™

Shoes take all the room. This hardly takes any.

Used it through a warm up, repetitions and a slow cooldown. The Maestrale Eco fabric felt fine against the chest and didn't pull down from the shoulders once damp. For me, that's the useful side of a very light singlet. Not free speed, just less clothing getting in the way of a session that already needs concentration.

Noticed it leaning into a hill. There wasn't a firm pull across my chest as my posture changed.

The listed medium weight sounds tiny, and the tank does feel remarkably slight in the hand. Running in it, I noticed the free shoulders even more than the weight.

The Solar Lime pattern really stands out against the darker blue. It feels as lively as the picture looks.

Stayed with the slower group and chatted most of the way. No irritating rubbing under my arms to interrupt the conversation.

Only running a few minutes at a time so far. I like how this lets air reach me between the walking breaks. You don't need an impressive pace to appreciate a comfortable singlet.

Some tops look great in a mirror and become annoying as soon as you move. This one made more sense on the run. The arm openings gave me space, the fabric moved when my torso rotated and I could feel air when I got onto an open stretch. I like the Solar Lime design, but the moving part is why it will stay in rotation.

The tank feels delicate in weight but sits comfortably across the shoulders. I didn't get that sense of carrying wet material from the top down.

Lovely low weight and I like the blue and yellow green combination. The body is a little long on me. Not enough to stop me wearing it, just my personal alteration wish.

Wore this for my last half marathon attempt and barely registered I had it on. The aerodynamic cut sits flat against the body without any compression weirdness, so no flapping in the wind on the downhill stretches. Sweat-wicking was clearly tuned for performance — I finished damp, not soaked. New PB by 90 seconds. Some of that was the training. Some of it was kit.

The yellow green detail over blue puts me in a better mood before a difficult session. Can't promise it improves my attitude after the third hill.

Did a 12k in Cairns at 28°C / 90% humidity. This tank dried back to comfortable in the breeze along the foreshore. Pretty rare for tropical-coast runs.

Still wet at the end, but easy to lift off the skin. That matters much more to me than how a singlet feels dry in the bedroom.

He bought it. I wore it once on a hot run. He bought a second one because I refused to give it back. We're both happy.

copped this for a 10k. ended up wearing it for everything since. lightweight + cute > big-brand singlets twice the price

Felt a bit exposed standing by the front door. Five minutes into the run I understood the appeal. Lovely having nothing over my shoulders.

Started running in my late fifties and only recently tried a proper singlet. I had assumed they were for much faster people. This has been a pleasant correction. The open shoulders and very fine fabric make a warm morning more comfortable, and the colour is rather fun. My pace is unchanged. My willingness to get dressed and head out has improved.

Bench, squats, deadlifts. Tank stays put, doesn't ride up to my chest when I lie flat. Side panels move with the body.

Stitching is clean, hem is bound (not just rolled), seams sit flat. The technical decisions add up to a tank that doesn't distract you while running. That's the whole job, well done.

I've been wearing the On Performance-T for years. This is a noticeably lighter, slightly looser cut with a similar fabric story. At ORUUN's price point, it's quietly replacing my On singlets one by one.