T-shirt de course ultraléger | Système DRY FLOW™

Unreal t-shirt

Used this for short hill efforts. Plenty going on with breathing and footwork, but no sleeve tugging at the top of the hill.

Packed beside my shoes and barely noticed the extra bulk. Useful for running from work.

The listed 85 g in medium caught my attention, but the useful part is how the fabric behaves. It feels fine without being rigid, and bends easily where my arms brush my sides. That makes it a good choice for longer training days when small irritations tend to become big ones.

Pulled it on while half asleep. By the first kilometre I was glad I'd picked something so airy.

Comfort is very good and I like the pale blue shoulders. My small gripe is that I'd prefer care information to be easier to spot when I'm sorting the washing. On the road the shirt gives me very little to think about.

Bought for running, also excellent for brisk walks with the dog. He has no opinion on Italian fabric. I do now.

I was nervous enough without worrying about clothing. Ice Blue felt soft at the neck and didn't get heavy as I warmed up. Crossing the finish line in something I actually liked wearing was a bonus.

I used to buy whatever running tee was reduced. In my late forties I'm more interested in buying fewer things that I reach for often. This one earns its place through the fabric rather than an elaborate list of extras. It dries readily, doesn't feel coarse when damp and suits an easy run as well as a more focused session. The blue fade is something I can see myself still liking next year.

I'm happy racing in a singlet, but most of my mileage is in sleeves. This has the feel I want for those ordinary runs: flexible across the back, light through the torso and comfortable when I slow down. I did a steady session followed by drills, and never felt I needed to swap into something else. The fabric is doing more for me than any big performance slogan could.

Fits, moves, washes, dries. Gets used again.

I like the light to deep blue fade and the soft feel. On my shorter torso the hem sits a little lower than I'd ideally choose. Still happy wearing it for a run, just mentioning the length for anyone built like me.

color better than >>> any other tee i own. period.

The pale shoulders and blue lower section are easy to pair with plain shorts. Nice when I don't want a loud print.

ok the blue and sleeves is unmatched. wearing it to my 6am bootcamp and the sleepy people are JEALOUS lol. fits true to size, dries faster than my old nike tee.

Apparently comfortable enough to disappear from my side of the wardrobe. That is my main finding.

My partner and I both wear this colourway now — slightly different sizes, same vibe. Walked into a parkrun and our running club roasted us. Worth it.

Good running tee and a lovely smooth feel against the skin. Before buying, I wanted a closer look at the material. The photos show the overall design well, but a really detailed fabric shot would have answered my question sooner.

Bright blue is gorgeous and breathable. I'm usually an L and the L here fits more like a fitted M. Sized up for a second one and it's perfect. 4 stars only because of the size confusion.

I judge shirts at pedestrian crossings. This one didn't make me immediately hold the front away from my body while I waited for the lights.

F45 strength days mostly. Sleeves are cut wide enough at the bicep that I can do front raises without the shoulder seam digging in. blue is bold but the white accents tone it down.

The breathable feel is what I wanted and Ice Blue suits my usual kit. I landed between sizes on the chart, so ordering involved more thought than usual. Once I chose, the stretch through the shoulders made movement comfortable.

I have basically zero colour in my workout drawer. This was a Christmas gift from my sister and I've worn it more than anything else this quarter. Brain rewired.

Arm circles, a few stretches and some easy jogging. Nothing pulled awkwardly before the actual session even started.

I'd been buying the Lululemon Swift tees at $89 a pop and felt the price creep getting out of hand. This is comparable in fabric quality, lighter weight, and cheaper after the AU exchange rate. Bright blue is loud but somehow age-appropriate at 40.

The design goes from pale near the shoulders to richer blue lower down. A bit more interesting than a plain tee without needing a whole new set of shorts to match it.

The design is a low-key safety feature for sunrise trail runs when other hikers and bikers need to see you coming. Earned its spot in my kit.

I save bright kit for the back half of marathons when I need a mood lift. This is now THE tee for that — colour is genuinely cheerful, fabric breathes well enough that I'm not sacrificing performance for vibes. Did London in this. PB by 4 minutes. Correlation? Probably not. Causation? Believe what you want.