Was looking in Walmart for inexpensive clothes. They have some of these compression shirts – 81% polyester, 19% spandex essentially. Quite thin. Would those make a decent base layer for $10?
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I'd imagine so, but I think spandex dries slower than 100% poly. But you'll look butch, so you got that going for you:)
I have a few of these shirts, and love them. It's a great way to save $20 over other brands of wicking shirts. Wish they made pants.
Mine are great, and they have several different fabric mixes. I can't impress anyone with my logo, but the half zip long sleeve shirt I got last week on closeout for $5 worked great this weekend at 11,800' in sleet and snow.
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