BALENNZ Workout Shirts for Men, Moisture Wicking Quick Dry Active Athletic Men's Gym Performance T Shirts

The BALENNZ workout shirts offer surprisingly good value for their price. While the quality isn't premium, these shirts have proven to be durable workhorses, lasting for years of regular use. The moisture-wicking fabric does its job, keeping you reasonably dry during workouts.The 4-way stretch provides decent comfort and range of motion for various activities. While they may not compete with high-end brands in terms of feel or performance, these shirts are a solid choice for budget-conscious gym-goers who prioritize function over fashion.Overall, these affordable workout shirts deliver on their basic promises, making them a practical choice for everyday training sessions.

I can't say enough great things about these shirts.I originally bought these shirts for a 2-week camping trip we went on a year ago. I wanted shirts that packed small, dried quickly, and didn't require a separate load of laundry to wash. These shirts met all those requirements and more.A lot of quick-drying shirts I've had snag really easily. These shirts do not. And I have a cat!A lot of quick-drying shirts I've had hold stains. Either these shirts don't hold stains or the heather pattern hides stains exceptionally well.As an undershirt, they're surprisingly warm. As an outer shirt, they wick moisture and keep me cool.They feel nice, they fit well, they look great, and a year later, the colors are as vibrant as ever.

“A good choice for those looking for reliability and effectiveness. Highly recommend for purchase!”

I'm really happy with these shirts I ordered to replace some worn out cotton tees that have been in my closet forever. The pattern is nice, the brighter colors are vivid and the muted ones are soothing. The material is light, stretchy and dries out quick. If you're sweating in cotton and dealing with clammy wet back for hours this solves that. The fit is intended to be a bit tight as a workout shirt - I wear an XL but ordered XXL and they're perfectly long enough and aren't sausage-casing my midsection. Someone said it's hard to tell which side goes forward - there's a tag at the inside waist that goes on the left, and you can tell which way the collar goes if you hold a shirt upside down by the hem.

I'm losing weight, gaining some muscle, working out, over 65, riding my bike in this god awful heat. Cotton tee shirts were not doing it anymore, I needed a change. I have a couple tee shirts of synthetic materials, so I decided to try these. Nice decision, they are comfortable, not too tight and not loose at all, I'm an xl size.They look nice, and they feel good on me, even after a long 20-30 mile ride in the sun.The wife likes the look of them on me, and I like the way they feel after a long hard workout.

I like this kind of material for north Texas 110 degree heat so I bought two of these to try. Pretty much what I expected for the price point. The material is pretty thin and they could stand to be an inch longer, for me, but I'll use them for working out in the yard etc. I'm known for wearing cheap walmart shirts to work in and later turn into shop rags.I took a couple of pics of them in front of window but needed an extra hand to hold them so the pics aren't the best. You can see how thin they are and that's through both sides, front and back.

I bought these for my husband who sweats at work regardless but he has said they have made a big impact on how he feels when he’s working. He is constantly in front of ovens above 6000 degrees if that tells you anything. They are very absorbent, soft fabric and comfortable. Love the colors too! They fit true to size also.

I really like these shirts. I bought XL and I'm 6-2, 230lbs. They fit great. I'm using them for a base layer to wick away moisture. They definitely keep me dry. Some have mentioned that there's no tag or markings to indicate front/back of the shirt. Mine have no markings either. But let's face it. If you can't tell which is the front and back of a shirt maybe you need to review how to get dressed. Holding these up by the shoulders, it's perfectly obvious which is the front and back. And if you get it wrong on the first try, just turn it around. I'm sure we've all done that once or twice after a long night out.The shirts look great, they feel great, and they're relatively inexpensive. Who cares about a tag?