In disagree with the odour-control claims, this is the stinkiest shirt I own, but it is also the lightest and most comfortable. I could never wear it for 2 days or even a full day (because of the smell), but for a single run it is perfect.
That's interesting. I'm surprised. I don't know many companies who actually apply an odor control to their shirts. And it doesn't even work for you. Thanks for the feedback. Hell of a shirt though.
Not sure what to tell you. If you're using it to run then shouldn't be an issue. If hiking, then you may want another shirt. Functionality versus aesthetics. Up to you.
Nice t-shirt review. Thank you for sharing 👍
Appreciate it. Glad to give some hiking and running gear tips.
Hello my friend. Amazing video Stay connected. Have a great day 🌻🌻
Thank you very much.
Send that shirt back to Patagonia and they’ll repair it free!
Thanks for the tip. That's awesome. Didn't know you could do that. And for free. Cheers.
PNW for the win!
100%. Let's go!
In disagree with the odour-control claims, this is the stinkiest shirt I own, but it is also the lightest and most comfortable.
I could never wear it for 2 days or even a full day (because of the smell), but for a single run it is perfect.
That's interesting. I'm surprised. I don't know many companies who actually apply an odor control to their shirts. And it doesn't even work for you. Thanks for the feedback. Hell of a shirt though.
@@PacificNWHiker There’s something called Polygiene used by a lot of manufaturers, I think even Patagonia.
i like it but everyone keeps pointing at my nipples when i wear this
Not sure what to tell you. If you're using it to run then shouldn't be an issue. If hiking, then you may want another shirt. Functionality versus aesthetics. Up to you.