Débardeur de course ultraléger 43 g | Système DRY FLOW™

No marathon plan here. Just a few laps of the park after work. The soft feel and open shoulders are still well worth having.

The tonal pattern looks better than a single flat block of colour. Happy with this one.

The orange and red combination is exactly my sort of thing. I'd prefer slightly less length through the body, but the tank felt very comfortable once I was running. Check the measurements if you're short waisted like me.

I don't chase grams for the sake of it. I do dislike a singlet getting heavy across my collarbones after a sweaty warm up. This stayed unobtrusive there, which made the listed 43 g feel relevant rather than just an interesting number.

Orange and red tank, wheezing runner. At least one of us looks ready for hills.

Fine fabric, open shoulders and very little bulk. All things I look for when choosing a top for a warm start line.

On quicker sections I tend to swing my elbows further back. The arm openings stayed out of the way and the fabric didn't drag across my chest. A good choice for sessions where the pace changes often.

Exactly why I wanted a singlet. This one does it nicely.

Genuinely lightweight, well constructed. The only nitpick: neckline is cut a touch lower than I'd like for a running tank. Stays in place but I notice it. Otherwise fantastic.

No scratchy feeling as the fabric started drying. That was a pleasant end to the session.

barely feels like im wearing anything. perfect for hot-weather lifting and runs. clean cut too

I normally buy black, partly out of habit. My daughter talked me into Sunset Heat and I'm glad she did. The design is cheerful without feeling like a thick print sitting on the fabric. I wore it for my usual run by the water and particularly liked the room around my shoulders. Not a dramatic story, just a piece of kit I was pleased to put on again.

The bright design makes me more inclined to put my kit on. After that it's mostly the dog who gets me out the door.

Switched between vinyasa and a 5k tempo yesterday wearing this. Held shape through both. Armholes are cut high enough that I don't worry about side-bra exposure during arm balances.

Crammed studio in summer = sauna. This was the first tank that actually let me finish the warm-up without already being soaked. Fabric dries between sets.

Wanted an orange singlet and this delivers. The red sections give the design some depth.

Stopped for water and splashed rather more of myself than intended. The singlet felt wet, naturally, but not awkward or heavy when I set off again. I liked that the material remained flexible instead of holding against the same patch of skin. It didn't make the climb any easier, but I wasn't fighting the top as well as the route.

I love my Tracksmith Twilight singlets but they're not winter-priced. This ORUUN tank weighs noticeably less and breathes equivalently. At AU prices, it's the obvious daily-training pick.

Sydney summer races regularly hit 30°C+ and a singlet is the difference between finishing strong and cooking yourself by 25k. The aerodynamic cut on this tank sits flat without compressing, the airflow gradient on the back genuinely feels like a wind tunnel when you pick up the pace. Wore it for the half at City2Surf last year. PB territory.

22k hot-weather trail run on a recent Pyrenees trip. Tank breathed great, didn't chafe at the armholes. Shoulders never felt loaded.