ASICS Men's Propel Singlet
- Semi-fitted men's singlet designed for race day
- Moisture wicking Hydrology 100 percent microfiber polyester fabric
- Binding at the neck and armholes
- Enhanced breathability with venting
- Asics Atomic Wash durability standard
Reliable good looks, a semi-fitted design, and state-of-the-art fabric ensure that this race day top will deliver the goods. Made of 100% microfiber polyester, to wick moisture, with binding at the neck and armholes.The men's Propel Singlet is designed to keep you cool, fast, and dry on race day. The singlet offers a semi-fitted design with Asics' state-of-the-art, moisture wicking Hydrology fabric made of 100 percent microfiber polyester. The shirt is vented for increased breathability and has
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Great singlet – looks sharp,
Comfortable and looks sharp. Complements at the gym.
I’m 6’2″ and 170 lbs – the medium size fits me perfectly.
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|a good training singlet-,
i recently purchased this singlet, found it to be a fine singlet for most durations of running. it does hold more perspiration than i’d expected, making it prone to chaffing. but there again, it isn’t much fabric, and it doesn’t touch much skin, so thats tolerable. but no shirt seems to rid the moisture of a medium-effort 15 mile run in a foggy, humid beach morning. for the money, a keeper.
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|Great fit @ a great price,
I run approximately 7 to 10 miles a day and sweat fairly hard when I do and do a lot of weight training. Although this shirt feels pretty solid and well-constructed and can take the tug and pull kind of abuse you’d get in a basketball game, for example, it does not wick sweat as much as I had expected. In fact, I was able to wring some sweat from the shirt afterwards, although not nearly as much as I had produced. Which tells me it indeed, at the very least, help dry out the majority of sweat, if not necessarily wicking it off my shirt. The shirt does dry quick enough so if you’re running in a dryer climate and there’s a bit of a breeze it’ll dry off much quicker. Then again I’m not really that bothered by sweat. The only reason I mentioned it is because some folks want to know the “sweat absorption” factor on these so-called “technical shirts”. If you’re worried about chafing from sweat, from my experience, I didn’t feel any discomfort from the material rubbing against my skin. In fact, I’d wear this in a marathon and I think I’d be pretty comfortable in them. And if you’re wearing this for some cross-training, they’re perfect. It has a form-fitting feel and loose and long enough to not look like you’re wearing some compression shirt or something. In fact it’s loose enough to circulate air inside the shirt. I’m not a huge fan of the singlets with wider shoulder straps (they just look like muscle shirts), I prefer narrower one’s and this shirt fits the bill. I gave it a 5-star because you can’t beat the price for the performance. And that’s an excellent deal!
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