Brooks Cascadia Thermal Pullover Shirt - Zip Neck (For Men)

[...], he showed up to first team meeting in this jacket and except for the color, saw a teammate in the exact same jacket...bet we paid less, even with the team discount...thanks, running gear is so light it seems to be made out of paper, but costs like it is spun of gold...so we appreciate your efforts to put legit stuff out there in closeout prices

Ive worn this to the gym twice now in upper 30 deg weather. I have not run in int outside but it is a quality shirt. I thought it was going to be patagonia like stretchy material but it is actually not stretchy its more firm material. I like the pockets as they are good for holding a key or some cash while out on a long run. Good shirt I paid like [$] well worth the money

This will make a good outer layer for a cool run, or a mid layer under a shell.

much better weather protection than I expected.

Way too big.

I use this product in all sorts of situations. The feel can't be beat, and I love the breathability. Would buy again!

color is not quite right

Running in the low 50's to low 40's. It's great in winter down to the 20's with a polyester shirt base layer. I bought one last year and liked it so much I bought another. It's now my winter running gear so I bought 2 more on sale recently.

First off, it's not altogether fair for me to review this garment and give it a "medium" rating. I returned this item since I had something else in mind than the sort of perforated, thin fabric involved. It would be a good under-layer pullover for running in cold weather, or other outdoor activities. I had wanted something that would be versatile to wear as a long-sleeved tee or crew-neck under a casual jacket or maybe a cardigan-- this seemed more like a technical layer garment to me, unfortunately. Rather "flimsy" feel to the light-weight fabric. I'm sure the thermal performance aspect is good, however. The "crimson" color was also a dullish burgundy, by the way.

nice shirt, great on chilly runs