Kenyon Polarskins Long Underwear Shirt - Midweight Zip Neck, Long Sleeve (For Tall Men)

This is also a good choice for a light outer garmet that can replace a polo on fall or spring days.

Bad design, poor construction. No cuffs on the sleeves is just wrong.

I usually wear an XL, and long if I can find it, so I ordered the XL long, and the sleeves and torso are length are great, but it is way too baggy for a baselayer. I would perhaps order a size or two down, as I like my base layers to fit nice and snug. It is warm, so it still serves it's purpose.

I ordered several in Kenyon and Wickers brand and found the Kenyon Polarskins were a consistent fit for a men's Med Tall. I'm 6'2" and 170lbs.

This item looked and felt great right out of the box. Have noticed significant pilling on the sleeves after wearing a few days, but no worries, still a great layer. Really comfortable and the tall size fits my 6'4" frame nicely.

This is a very nice base layer. Soft comfortable material. Appear to be well made. Nice fit. I am tall and thin....the medium tall fit great.

The 2nd day I had this, I went for an 8 mile run in 30 degree F weather. I had one performance tee under it, and I was plenty warm for the entire run. (I tend to suffer cold better than others.) The interesting thing, when I got done with the run, there was a fine mist on the outside of the shirt from where my sweat had collected and essentially pooled. The navy blue shirt was almost white with the condensation from my sweating - very interesting. So, long and short, this has become one of my favorite shirts for cool weather running, right beside my Nike cold weather shirt that cost more than twice as much.

I'm 6'4" - 220lbs and found this shirt to be perfect. It seems baselayers are very hard to find that are truly long enough for a tall person, but this one works. I ordered 1, W&D it, but it was still long enough to stay tucked in. I liked it so much that I ordered 2 more. I agree with the previous reviewer that the neck doesn't stretch enough, but that was the only con I've found thus far.

I bought both tops and bottoms for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and running in the NYS Adirondacks. They are lighter weight than expected for a "mid-weight" underwear, but they've kept me warm in the single digits whether actively skiing or inactively repairing a snowblower for an hour. Carrying some extra weight, I bought the 2XXL size, and they fit very comfortably. Just what I was looking for. Only drawback is to remember to unzip the neck when pulling it off as it doesn't stretch enough.

Just finished a 2 day hiking trip with this shirt, and I'm very pleased with it. I wore it in 50F sunshine and 40F drizzle (w/o a shell), and was comfortable. Nice and warm with low bulk, and wicks the sweat away well. Most pleasantly surprised at the low level of funky smell after 2 days. The tag says they treat the fibers permanently for odor, but this is the first polyester shirt I've had that handled it so well.