Customer Reviews Under Armour Armour® Heatgear® S/L Tee

It's a very comfortable skin tight tank. I'm 5'11, 171 lbs and I ordered the size large which fits fine. It's skin tight so that's easy enough and it covers the butt if you pull it all the way down but it bunches up easily enough. I wear it as an undershirt currently.

My go to running shirt, given the recent CA weather. I've recent begun wearing it on extend cycling rides (+50 miles) since it wicks away mosture better and fits better than any bike jersey I've ever owned. Super comfortable, washes extremely well, no complaints at all. The quality you've come to expect from UA. (I'm still dream of the day when UA opts to start making Cycling clothing...) Go terps!

My husband loves these. Especially because they came in his size (3xl). He wears them almost everyday, even under other shirts.

Exactly what I was after great fit great product. Keep this product in inventory !!!! One drawback ADD more colors!!!

Bought a size smaller than the recommended sizes thanks to another reviewers comments and perfect fit. Highly recommend these if you don't like loose clothes when working out.

The fit is perfect. Appropriately tight without being constricting; it works perfectly as an undershirt. I bought two and I will buy more.

UA had perfected the sleeveless compression shirt with the HeatGear Sonic one. They fit wide enough to not both your underarms, the lighter material felt great, and the compression was nice. This new HeatGear Armour feels good, but the chest isn't quite wide enough, and rides inside onto my chest, which is just a little bit aggravating to have to keep fixing it all day, pulling it back out toward my underarms. Other than that, they're perfect. The compression amount is nice, seams could be a little bit softer, but altogether a pretty good compression shirt.

I bought this for a guy but kept for myself. Wish they made same style in women's cut, maybe with a V cutout on top.

I like the fit and fabric. It is moderate compression so I sized down one. My true size is medium but in this shirt, I went with small for more compression.

Very good undershirt.

No issues with the shirt quality specifically however, I normally wear a medium and ordered a large. the shirt while it is supposed to be a compression, I could barely put it on. I am grateful for the return policy in this instance. IMHO, I could have gone with an XL. Other than that, the shirt appeared to be typical of UA's high quality. BTW I am 5'7" 155, 22% BMI. So..., slender mid-line with strong upper body and shoulders.

Overall, great quality and fit. Fits to tight around the neck and to thick for under cycling jersey wear.

I like these sleeveless shirts,that's why I have several. It feels like you are not wearing a shirt at all. I would like to also have them a little thicker ,I wear bibs the straps wear marks on my shoulders.

I have a few of these in different colors; so comfortable I use them as undershirts. I order a size up.

The fit, as with all UA garments I've owned, is almost perfect. That's clearly where they've spent their effort, and it's why I buy UA. This one runs a bit long, but it's not uncomfortable. I guess the designer was deathly afraid of anyone seeing a belly button when you stretch for something high. Get used to it bunching a little, or tuck the last few inches in to your pants. No problem. It's called "HeatGear", and I was a little worried that'd mean it'd be too hot to wear when it's hot out, but actually it's fine. It breathes about as well as any other UA fabric. Now, the (only) bad part. As Nigel Tufnel of England's loudest rock band would say, how much more black could it be? Sadly, quite a bit. I understand you have to stamp your logo on the thing somewhere, but front, back, *and* a big stripe across the collar? In addition, the seams are all gray, which kind of makes it looks like they ran out of the right color thread when assembling it. I sometimes work on the stage where I need all-black, and if this were pure black, it'd be perfect. Dang, so close! Oh well, I'm just too old to understand why these lines look cool. The other color choices are kind of dull, too -- when I'm working out, the last thing I need is more blue, gray, and white athletic shirts. Yawn. If this came in pure black, I'd buy 10 or 20 of them so I never run out. If this came in some brighter and more fun colors, I'd buy a couple more for working out. The fit is great, though, so if you like the color choices, go for it.

Shirt runs a bit too big. Although it is a compression shirt it fits loose on the shoulders. A bit disappointed that it is not as compressed as I thought.

I ordered both the ArmourStretch version as well as this one in Small and found that this one is much better looking than the other. There is something odd about the fit. The armholes were disproportionately bigger relative to the neck opening. I was hoping that this would be just like the Sonic Compression Tops (short-sleeves) in looks and fit but without the sleeves. But it is not. I still think the Sonic was the best compression top from UA. I will be returning this item.

I Normally wear a medium but had to return. Extremely tight suggest sizing up when ordering.

This is like a compression tank top. Not sure if sizing up would help but it was too tight and too short and shows off much more of the body than I prefer to while working out.

I like the quality of the material and have liked all UA products but these chafe my body especially at the seams which are very prominent with threading. I bought 3 and all 3 do it. They actually run a bit big considering they're supposed to be Compression fit