Under Armour Men's Raid Short Sleeve T-Shirt

I'm a shade under 6'1". I'm 230 lbs. I have a bigger chest, bigger arms, and a bit of a belly. Always had a problem with finding shirts that fit right. I find myself stuck between XL and XXL. XL could give me too much squeeze, not allowing my armpits to breathe and cause them to sweat more, which is uncomfortable. Other problem is that many XL are just a tad too short for me. So I've decided to size up these days for most shirts to XXL since I'd rather be more comfortable but there's also problems with going up to that size. Some of them can just be a bit too big. I got this shirt in XXL and it is my favorite shirt. The fit is perfect. This is considered "fitted" which is between their "compression" and their "loose" fits. Has length I need so you won't see belly if I raise my arms. Doesn't have the excess material/bagginess that I sometimes find with an XXL. It's lightweight but I'd definitely wear this shirt for everyday stuff. It just feels great and looks good on me. Already ordered another one.

I'm 6'2", 190, slim build. Most short/wide shirts barely come down to my waste and poof out at the bottom, making me look like a doofus. These Raid shirts are nice and long—just don't buy one that's too big, like the ones in these Amazon photos, which look terrible. I wear a large and it fits me perfectly.These things are awesomely comfortable and they seem to last forever. Nice, stretchy material. I've owned a couple for 2 years and they are the only shirts that have lasted me without being replaced.

My husband loves these shirts for going to the gym, since they don't show sweat and dry out quickly. He also wears them in the summer, to our son's baseball tournaments when it's 100 degrees, and they keep him cooler and protected from the sun.They fit true to size, wash and dry without shrinking or fading, and don't wrinkle easily even in a suitcase. I've gotten him probably six of them in various colors and he loves them all.

It is a bit on the small size for UA gear: Another shirt produced by this company in a large fits like an XL version of this one.Otherwise: Good shirt, can't complain. The material is light and comfortable. The decorative stitching is vibrant and seems sturdy, though the exact lines have a 'squaring' effect, so if you're especially vain and want to show off your huge shoulders, keep that in mind I guess.

You like UA brands & materials. Check. You're not a gym-rat, but you like wearing more athletic shirts on occasion. Not to tight, but snug. This particular cut was supposed to be just that. But...It fit more like a compression shirt, which resembles a "2nd skin" fit. If you're not a male model, that kind of cut isn't for you, bro. Just trust me there lol... That said, this shirt's cut wasn't as advertised; it fit almost a size too small & even then — the elastic would come squeeze any remaining gaps. If that's YOUR THING, then buy this. If not, go for the "loose" version. Also, it's very thin. Lightweight, but see-thru in spots. Heads up, fellas...

I hope you like tags. Because this shirt has the obnoxious tags on the side seam.The material feels cheese and scratchyI ordered a 2xl and it's STILL tight in the shoulders causing the sleeves to poof out.I'm typically an XL and for athletic brands I order a size up to accommodate my frame.I've never had a problemGarbage product and if I'm going to spend this much on a shirt I expect it to be high quality.

These are awesome synthetic moisture wicking shirts for hiking. Unlike most clothing you find in stores these days for overweight people, the fit on these is not relaxed, it's fit true to size. The back side of the shirt has a different texture, kind of like a checker pattern that helps perspiration escape. I'm on my third shirt right now as the backpack seems to do a number of the back of these shirts, but I'll keep buying them as long as UA makes them.

This is the perfect workout shirt. Tailored fit is perfect on my body type all around. I'm 6-0, 170, kinda slim, and the medium fits perfectly. One note, this is not a great top for sports that leave you drenched in sweat (basketball, spin classes, running on a hot day). Hold moisture and gets heavy on humid days, need to stick with Nike Dri-fit for those conditions. But damn, this shirt does look good!

Just what I was looking for in this shirt. Nicely fitted (not painted on) around arms and chest and contoured yet loose fit below the chest without being baggy. Perfect for gym, running or playing sports. I’m 5’9 with 41in chest and size M is pretty much perfect for me

Had many under armour T's in small, they always came up a little loose in the arms and body but were comfortably loose and perfect length. This one is clingy in the arms which are too narrow (I have thin arms) and very long in the body, so that it comes down almost to the base of my running shorts. The look if you can imagine it, is sub-optimal on anything but a science-lab skeleton I'd suggest. It is both too small and too large at once.

Bought for my boyfriend.He loves it and wants me to get him more.He would normally wear a medium in shirts however for working out he doesn't like tighter fit so.i ordered him a large.When he got.out of the packet he thought it would be too big. However once trying it on its perfect. He has a long upper body so I do think it balanced it out.I'd recommend!

This is the best Under Armour t-shirt I have owned, the back is incredibly breathable while the front is a nice thin material without being so thin that you can see though it (like other UA t-shirts I have had). This is a fitted t-shirt which I prefer as I am quite slim, I normally wear a medium and the medium fit just right so if you are looking for a loose fit then you will probably want to look elsewhere or order a size bigger. A bonus is that it washes really well and doesn't crease if you hang it up while damp.Hope this helps :D

Son (aged 17) is very broad but slender; he was hoping for a top that was a little more fitted so that he could show off his muscles. This top is fine for the gym but baggier than expected.