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Whats the best t-shirt for climbing trees?


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6 minutes ago, bigtreedon said:

I like under armour cool gear I think they are called for summer and heat gear for the winter last for years dont smell it u are sweating and dry almost instantly not that bad at £20 a pop I have the long sleeved as well

I rate these too, I've got a couple that are a few years old and still decent.

 

 

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I got a load of the treehog long sleeve and short sleeves. Really nice and breathable but the neck zips are naff and I look like the kind of tree surgeon that demands 3k for a lop and top from old age pensioners...but I’ve bought the shirts now and will wear them till they die. They’re also very figure hugging for all those curves you really don’t want to show when you’re an 18 stone dude.

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33 minutes ago, Joe Newton said:

Never climbed anything taller than his stories though. 

Never paid over the odds because a manufacturer stuck their logo on a tee shirt as well...

 

as bad a football fans payin fifty pound for a top that costs a fiver at most..  a fool and his money spring to mind...

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3 minutes ago, Vespasian said:

Never paid over the odds because a manufacturer stuck their logo on a tee shirt as well...

 

as bad a football fans payin fifty pound for a top that costs a fiver at most..  a fool and his money spring to mind...

One thing I’ve learned, unless you have used a product personally over time refrain from commenting on it, lest you look the fool yourself 

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1 minute ago, Steve Bullman said:

One thing I’ve learned, unless you have used a product personally over time refrain from commenting on it, lest you look the fool yourself 

Errrr, we are talking about tee shirts are we not?....   I do wear them myself, and have researched them thoroughly..   doin the odd hundred mile hike you tend to research everything to get the weight down..   including the shirt/tee shirt...   

 

so I know what I'm talking about when discussing the types of tee shirts available, their qualities and shortcomings...   all depend on the material, never on the logo..   

 

Now if you can explain why a tee shirt with a Pfanner logo works better than another tee shirt without, but made of the very same material I'd be interested to to read your explanation...

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