ASICS Men's Propel Singlet

I've been these singlets a lot over the last few weeks. Originally, I purchased a red one and a blue one. I liked them enough to but a white one and black one as well. I use them primarily for training runs (anywhere from 4 miles and up). The material is comfortable, but it could do a better job of wicking moisture. I live in the South and have been running in these during high heat/humidity of the summer. By the time I finish a run, you can wring a lot of sweat out of the material. Overall, I still think they are a good value for the price.I'm between medium and large right now in clothing, but I went with medium. It provides more of a form fit, but it is not too snug. The large would probably have been a bit loose/baggy for my preference.My only complaint is that while taking off the royal blue singlet, the seam tore (maybe a half inch) under the right arm. Since it hasn't happened with any of the others, I will take the blame as being too rough when peeling off a sweat drenched singlet. However, it has caused me to be much more careful with how I handle the material when taking them off at the end of a run.

Multiple people have commented on my appearance when I'm wearing it. That's not a coincidence... it does look really sharp, and it is of course very comfortable and sturdy. I have worn it on 30 mile bike rides, in the weight room, and for sand volleyball. Just a perfect shirt for just about everything (granted, I haven't run in it yet, but I think that's a given)... One complaint... I cannot find it in my size to buy more, and it is REALLY irritating. I bought a Medium and I am 5'11" 185. The Medium fits perfectly, and I do not want to venture out and try something else now because it is the best workout shirt I've found in a long time. When something works, it works. One thing to know: it is DURABLE and not really elastic. It fits awesome if you are in shape, but if you are a fatter person, it will not be flattering or forgiving, I don't think...

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!

The fabric and confection of this tanks are really great. It feels indeed very breathable and comfortable, and it manages moisture really good.I'm only a bit disappointed at the way it is cut as it fits a bit weird. It is too long on the back while too short on the front. Thus, when walking around or moving during a workout, it tends to lift up in the front kind of gratuitously showing out the navel, while in the back it keeps falling under the butt, kind of giving this feeling of carrying around a seat stuck-to-your-behind wherever you move.If they could figure out a way to cut it more even (for instance, Under Armour tanks would be a great benchmark), these could be a really good cost-effective option to other very expensive alternatives in the market.

The threading started to become undone after a few wears. Very nice top but some quality issues. Get what you pay for.

Very satisfied with the quality of this product. The material is soft and comfortable which means no abrasions even on long runs. I like the way Asics paid attention to the minor details, such as placing the label on the side of the singlet instead of the usual place on the back of collar. This makes it more comfortable to wear and also removes a potential area which may cause abrasion.Bought an "S" size and the fit is also perfect for me. For the matter, I am 1.78m and 70kg, slightly on the slim side, so an "S" will fit well if you are about the same size as me.Anyway, the size chart can be found on Asics' website at [...]Hope that helped.

im a slim guy and this tank fits me fitted, and the quality of the fabric is great.i run alot at the gym and sweat like an animal, but this is a special fabric that observers the sweat but you cant tell that its also wet.i have this for about few months and the fit is still great, unlike other sports thanks that get massed up after the first week in the gym.one advise: wash it by hand a machine wash would mass up the fit

This is a fitted / slim cut. There is not a lot of extra room and since this polyester, moisture wicking, the fabric does not "expand" when putting on or off, so when taking off after a run, you may have pull from the shoulder straps at first. I am a 41" chest and 31" waist, this fits very well for me. Not baggy at all.

Confortable et la grandeur fait comme prévue.