Who knew there was a $130 running t-shirt and how awesome must it feel?!!

cant speak for it myself, but I've heard good things about stuff like this

https://www.runningwarehouse.com/Salomon_Mens_Agile_Short_Sleeve_Tee/descpage-SMASST0.html

though that's still a touch expensive for a shirt

The Vaporfly of shirts

You obviously aren't familiar with Salomon's S/LAB line. It's their absolute top of the line for running. Vigorously athlete tested, premium materials and some great features. It's not designed for someone going out and doing 30 miles per week on the road. It's designed for multiple hour type efforts.

Their S/Lab shorts with the 3 inch elastic waistband are phenomenal. You can shove gels, keys, phone, gloves, etc in those things..the fit is perfect..their is zero bounce, zero irritation.

It's expensive sure, but honestly, in most cases you can wait a few months, find it for a discount and get some really good bargains.

Is it stink-proof?

IllXC wrote:

cant speak for it myself, but I've heard good things about stuff like this

https://www.runningwarehouse.com/Salomon_Mens_Agile_Short_Sleeve_Tee/descpage-SMASST0.html

though that's still a touch expensive for a shirt

Thanks. I guess $45 might be worth it. At some point, I just take my shirt off if it's not getting it done for me!

MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:

You obviously aren't familiar with Salomon's S/LAB line. It's their absolute top of the line for running. Vigorously athlete tested, premium materials and some great features. It's not designed for someone going out and doing 30 miles per week on the road. It's designed for multiple hour type efforts.

Their S/Lab shorts with the 3 inch elastic waistband are phenomenal. You can shove gels, keys, phone, gloves, etc in those things..the fit is perfect..their is zero bounce, zero irritation.

It's expensive sure, but honestly, in most cases you can wait a few months, find it for a discount and get some really good bargains.

Can you link? I just went to their website and I found some 6 inch but I cannot figure out the modular system. It doesn't look like they have briefs. Are you talking about the half tights under the shorts? Do you have to buy both?

Me, I knew!

https://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=9922770#9922770

All Seriousnessses wrote:

Can you link? I just went to their website and I found some 6 inch but I cannot figure out the modular system. It doesn't look like they have briefs. Are you talking about the half tights under the shorts? Do you have to buy both?

This is the closest I could find to what I have, as I bought mine probably 2.5 years ago. It looks like most of their stuff is now meant to be part of a modular system, which is both good and bad.

MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:

You obviously aren't familiar with Salomon's S/LAB line. It's their absolute top of the line for running. Vigorously athlete tested, premium materials and some great features. It's not designed for someone going out and doing 30 miles per week on the road. It's designed for multiple hour type efforts.

Their S/Lab shorts with the 3 inch elastic waistband are phenomenal. You can shove gels, keys, phone, gloves, etc in those things..the fit is perfect..their is zero bounce, zero irritation.

It's expensive sure, but honestly, in most cases you can wait a few months, find it for a discount and get some really good bargains.

You are correct. I am a bit of a cheapskate at times and had no idea a $130 t-shirt existed, but could be convinced that someone like Killian J. would need something like you describe. But, wow, $130 is hard for me to wrap my mind around.

MeHereYouWhere?! wrote:

You obviously aren't familiar with Salomon's S/LAB line. It's their absolute top of the line for running. Vigorously athlete tested, premium materials and some great features. It's not designed for someone going out and doing 30 miles per week on the road. It's designed for multiple hour type efforts.

Their S/Lab shorts with the 3 inch elastic waistband are phenomenal. You can shove gels, keys, phone, gloves, etc in those things..the fit is perfect..their is zero bounce, zero irritation.

It's expensive sure, but honestly, in most cases you can wait a few months, find it for a discount and get some really good bargains.

I’m familiar with their S/LAB stuff—it’s some of most overpriced gear on the market. While I appreciate good quality for most of the gear I own, $130 for a shirt or $100 for a half is overkill. Just because it’s more expensive I don’t find it twice as better than something that cost half as much.

rhinetalrunner wrote:

I’m familiar with their S/LAB stuff—it’s some of most overpriced gear on the market. While I appreciate good quality for most of the gear I own, $130 for a shirt or $100 for a half is overkill. Just because it’s more expensive I don’t find it twice as better than something that cost half as much.

But does that other stuff have " NSO ceramic particle patches on some pieces to redirect energy inward for recovery and balance."?:)

There are a lot of good shirts in the 50-75 dollar range (which all normally go on sale for like 35 bucks) which are a huge step up from the 10 dollar ones. You would need to pick your favorite.

And no I am never shocked by high end niche clothing prices. There is always someone out there willing to pay crazy prices..

I have this one for road races. Super light and comfortable ! Did cost 100$, but is was worth it.

A regular running tee is like 45$, so definitely overpriced.

Not overpriced.

Suckers!

Hahahahaha!

I stick to the cheap Tracksmith stuff. Works for me.

They know their market. Ultras are perfect for this.

The solution is to run without a shirt.

Sounds like you guys need to check out Satisfy...

https://satisfyrunning.com/collections/running

My fave is the running shirts with moth holes pre-cut.

"Moth Eaten holes create a unique ventilation system."