Dri-FIT 365 Running Tank

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is actually the first tank I have tried and it’s amazing! I got a large in white and it fits great. I am a little larger so the shirt is tighter in the chest, but loose enough in the stomach to hide the fact that I have been slacking on my diet. I like the way it fits, but could have also done an XL if I wanted it to be looser. The material is very thin, light, and comfortable for any exercise you find yourself doing. I used this shirt for both running and lifting weights and it has actually become one of my favorite shirts. For starters, it’s a great way to show off my biceps but more seriously, it fits great and feels great! I often find myself in the gym with my hands and arms going over my head and most of my shirts lift up and expose my fatty stomach where this shirt has the proper length so that does not happen. My one and only complaint with this shirt is that you can see through the top half of the shirt because they made it extra breathable. This isn’t noticeable in pictures And may not be as obvious on other colors but I did notice it on the white version. Certainly not a big enough issue to stop me from wearing it and I still like this shirt more than some of my other shirts.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'll admit it: I don't like wearing shirts when I run. True, in North Dakota sometimes I'm forced to layer up when our 9-month winter drags on a few extra weeks. But during those brief glimpses of warmth that we call spring and summer, I take every outdoor running opportunity to bask in the sun's glow, get my allotment of Vitamin D, and make those moments last as long as possible. And all sans shirt. This Nike tank top has changed my mind, somewhat. Maybe it's the fact it has no sleeves. Those precious few square inches of exposed shoulder skin could be what was holding me back from wearing shirts in the past. Maybe it's because the Nike tank top fits beautifully. No annoying flapping or moving around. Instead, it has that Goldilocks' just-right fit that allows you to move freely, without catching the wind like a sail. Plus, bonus points for a half dozen runs under me and zero chafing. Huge win in my book. In fact, the few shirts I do have are purposely tight fitting just to avoid chafing. So this style and fit, albeit looser than I'm accustomed to, works very well in both form and function. All in all, I'll definitely be adding a couple more of these to my running wardrobe. It's made me a shirt-wearing-while-running believer -- which I'm sure innocent bystanders who were forced to glance at my dad bod in the past will appreciate.