Nike Legend Poly Sleeveless Top

I now own three generations of this workout shirt. Gen 1 was awesome! I have two of these and they've got to be seven years old and still going strong. Gen 2 shirts are 4-5 years old. They are noticeably thinner. They're still hanging in there but not holding up as well as Gen 1. Gen 3...you can see through it. Like if your girl wore this shirt you wouldn't let her go out in public...unless she was a hooker or something. Why the hell do companies do this? Do they think we don't notice these kinds of things? Looks like Under Armor will be getting a new customer.

When it comes to training under hot/humid conditions, the Nike Dri-Fit seems a step ahead of the others for wicking moisture, as far as other brands. I have worn this about 5 times while running long-distance in 75-degree/90% humidity weather. Every single time, the top has been dry at the end of the run, while the rest of me is soaked in sweat. I liked it enough that I bought a 2nd one. The XL fit well and the movement is unrestricted and free-flowing. One thing to note is that the style is non-compression, so if you are looking for that fit, this product would not be for you. In addition to all of the above, there was no residual workout odor afterwards.One of the most important factors about this item is that the price is reasonable. When I bought the first one, it was 20.70, but has already gone up to 27.99 plus tax. No doubt, the popularity in effect.Many imitators.....but only one real Dri-Fit.....

I'd recently read a customer review about how shirts that used to be made really well, have turned to junk in recent years.Bingo, here's a classic example. Cheap swoosh iron-on, sloppy fit and loose stretchy, thin material. Sigh...... I'm glad I stillhave older Nike tanks with the nice embroidered swoosh and good fit. Caveat Emptor if you think you're getting something ofhigh quality here.

The shirt is very thin compared to others I've used of this type including an older Nike DriFit from years ago. It's also a little bit short and definitely tighter then other brands using the same base scale of S/M/L. It's not comfortable. I would not recommend this. You can probably find less expensive shirts that are better quality. I'll be looking at others for the next couple of shirts I'm buying.

If not a fake this tops are second/third quality.The material is nice and I wanted to love this tops, but...I normally wear size L/XLThe XL green was huge (probably comparable to a XXL).The L size one in bleu, the seam wasn't too bad but still an odd fit.The L size of the red one, the seam was horrible (too tight under the armpit all curvy on one side and very baggy on the other. I never saw a worse sewing job in my life.If you buy, make sure you can sent it back for free or do not buy.I hope, I was just unlucky, but 3 of 3 tops I had to sent then back (big waste of time).

At the moment of writing this I'm acquiring a number of sleeveless tees as I transition away from cotton tanks…I have zippers put in them to open the fronts. Even as doing that opens necklines, I'm returning this garment due to an exceedingly tight neckline. I might be the only guy on the planet who modifies shirts like this with zippers (what's the point of a sleeveless tee in hot weather and a high neckline?). Compared to the other 4 candidate garments, this one's neckline is off the charts high/tight. Be advised unless such a thing doesn't bother you.

First off, this is the Team version of the Nike Legend sleeveless shirt. This low quality, thinner and cheaper polyester is meant for screen printing for Athletic teams. The style number is 727981. The reputation for any of Nike’s team line is inconsistency of fit. Some say Athletic Fit which is interpreted as fitting a bit slimmer. I actually have these in Large and XL and I’m only 5’4”. If you’re looking for the higher quality Nike Legend Sleeveless 2.0 shirt, look for style 718835. I’m a huge Nike fan and I’m ashamed that these even carry the Legend name.

I am looking to replace my older Dri-Fit sleeveless shirts and this one looked good. Upon putting it on however I found it to run a bit smaller then the older XL. To make sure I was not imagining things I put the old one back on and both my wife and I confirmed that there was definitely a difference between the two. I am 6' 3" and weight 223 lb. for reference. Now back to looking for a shirt that is really an XL and not something else.

Perfect fit

The fabric is quite soft. So I recommend to anybody.