I’m a big fan of synthetic t-shirts and clothing, especially for mixed-weather hiking and backpacking trips where staying dry means both keeping cool and warm at different times of day. Many synthetic, “technical” shirts are growing zippers, pockets, and extra seams faster than weeds in a sunny field. That’s where this Outdoor Research Sequence t-shirt comes in.
It’s a technical t-shirt with no added pockets or zippers, and off-shoulder seams so it won’t chafe under backpack straps. It’s also only 88% polyester for fast wicking and drying, and 12% merino wool for even faster wicking, softness, and low-stinkiness. Grab it at BackcountryOutlet.com for 66% off, just $11.95 in sizes S and L. Also no sales tax outside of Utah and free shipping on $50+ orders.
This entry was posted on Saturday, September 8th, 2007 and is filed under Running & Cycling Gear, Clothes & Outerwear.
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