ExOfficio Men's Air Strip Long Sleeve

dries very quickly, very lightweight, and zippers and Velcro so useful. great for backpacking and was even breathable for hot southern European summers

This shirt looks cool and wears cool. Great length for an un-tucked shirt, lots of vents to keep you cool, great looking fabric.

I really like Air Strip shirts and have worn them for several years. I did not give five stars only because it is a much brighter yellow than pictured. The vents permit air to flow easily into the shirt. Good for summer days to shield from the sun and still remain cool. Wear this shirt on a cool windy day and you will definitely notice the vents.

After a week canoeing in the BWCA I can say I love this shirt. It is a lighter weight fabric, very comfortable, has great venting, dries quickly, and didn't get stinky. I wore this shirt way more than the Columbia. I'm purchasing another!

Great warm/sunny weather shirt with sun block saves me from the Gulf Coast sun and extends my time on the beach as I am very fair skinned. Many pockets, long sleeves are best, very lightweight and ventilatied, easy washing and fast drying.

I would give this a 5 if it was Made in the USA

This is a true fitting, really comfortable shirt! I spend a lot of time outside in the heat and sun, and I've found these shirts to be some of the best protection and confort for me.

Years ago, this was a fantastic all-around shirt in fit, function and fabric. The latest buy was quite different.My older size large shirts remain roomy, move well and look good. The fabric had some stiffness to it. The new version had to be exchanged for XL, which remains a little tight or clingy compared to the old large. And stiffness is gone,. It hangs like a limp rag.The "Bone" color is so thin and gauzy, its see-through. Most of the color options are now watery pastels or road flares, limiting options for daily use (especially being see-through). Am missing the no-see-through solid Khaki I ruined.Part of it might be a new "Air Strip Lite" version. Sellers can't keep the distinction straight, so who knows what you will get online. At $90-100 a pop (!), not worth it for a gauzy see-through light pastel cling-wrap with reduced pockets.Oh, and my $90 shirt came with the cuff coming apart due to bad sewing, though the shirt is so thin you can pretty much rip seams apart with light finger pressure, so no surprise.Was there a meeting in which everyone tossed out ideas on how best to ruin a great line of shirts by doing the opposite of what made them popular? Then decided, "let's do them all!" Maybe no one is running the ship at Ex Officio. Looks like the writing is on the wall.

Wonderful shirt. Too bad ExOfficio has stooped making them.....