T-shirt de course ultraléger | Système DRY FLOW™

The orange design has a lot of energy. Fortunately it doesn't feel like wearing a heavy printed shirt.

Still got wet through a progressive run. The difference was comfort, not magically staying dry. The tee had enough movement that it didn't feel plastered to the same spot throughout the last section.

Cream at the top, orange and red below. The name makes sense, even if I mostly wear it before breakfast.

The warmth of the colours really appeals to me and the fabric feels excellent. I'd prefer a little more space at the waist for wearing it casually. During my run the stretch was enough, so this is about my preferred silhouette rather than restricted movement.

Bought reluctantly because everything else was sold out in my size. Ended up loving it more than the colours I'd originally wanted. The pale shade is more 'soft butter' than highlighter. Reformed.

The fabric bends with my arm swing rather than holding a crease under the sleeve. During a longer steady effort that made the tee feel less intrusive than several of my older running tops.

My yoga teacher complimented it twice in the same week. Then I wore it for a 6k tempo and it held up just as well. Cross-discipline win.

Finished my jog, cooled down, then went to collect my daughter. She approved of the colour. I approved of not wanting to rip the shirt off immediately.

I've accumulated a drawer full of race tees over the years. They all seemed fine until I wore this on a warm morning. There's much less material to carry around and the surface feels smoother once damp. I still use my old shirts for gardening, but I can finally see why someone would choose a specific fabric for running instead of treating every polyester tee as the same thing.

pale red + orange trim is so unexpectedly chic. soft, light, dries quick. cant ask for more

Expected light. Didn't expect quite this soft.

ngl this colour is everything. soft orange + red trim, super flattering on tan skin. wore it to barre and got compliments all class lol

Jog, bakery, walk home. No epic adventure, just a very pleasant shirt to do it in.

Brisbane summer is brutal — 32°C / 85% humidity by 6am. This tee dries faster between sets than my Under Armour stuff and the pale red doesn't show sweat patches as obviously as black. Pink trim is a fun detail my wife picked out.

Happy with Sunset Heat once I settled on a size. A few more photos on different builds would have made ordering easier. The Italian fabric feels lovely during my easy runs and the orange fade is even nicer than a plain colour would have been.

I made the mistake of putting it in the dryer once and the colours stayed fine but the hem rolled a bit. Lay flat to dry and it's perfect. Knocking one star for being slightly less forgiving than I'd like.

Picked this for my last marathon because it photographs better than the usual race kit. Comfortable across 42.2k, didn't need to think about it once. Crossed the line and the finisher photos came out beautifully against the morning light.

I get eczema flare-ups in most synthetic athletic shirts — Lulu's Metal Vent, Nike Dri-FIT, even Athleta. This is the first tech tee in years that hasn't triggered me. Pink trim around the neck is sweet without being childish. Ten washes in and the colours haven't dulled.