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Mountain Hardwear Men's Cliffer Long Sleeve T

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Mountain Hardwear Men's Cliffer Long Sleeve T

From climbing to bouldering and everything in between, the Mountain Hardware Men's Cliffer Long Sleeve T keeps you in lightweight comfort and protection. Featuring Dri-release technology for moisture-wicking performance as well as the quick-drying, odor fighting properties of wool, this soft long sleeve is ready for anything. With flat-lock seams for a chafe free fit and a semi-fitted design, the Mountain Hardware Cliffer Long Sleeve T for men is the ideal combination of form and function.

Fabric: Locator Pass™ Heather Jersey(85% polyester, 15% cotton)
Dri-release® blended yarns wick moisture and minimize odor
Flat-lock seam construction eliminates chafe
Weight: 9.1 oz.; 258 g.
Inseam / outseam: 28 "; 71 cm

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Reviews - Mountain Hardwear Men's Cliffer Long Sleeve T

jasonh - 2011-05-16

Very comfortable material
This shirt feels great to wear. The DriRelease wool blend is the most comfortable fabric you can wear. Way better than comparable wool or synthetics that I have tried. I have the large and it runs a tad big... a medium might have been better for me.

Clappernicus - 2010-10-07

Warm, soft, and constructed well
This shirt is made well, is super soft, and you really can wash it like a synthetic. No worries about shrinkage in the dryer or with hot water. Wicks well, and love the stitching. I wish the arms were about an inch longer but MH sleeves usually aren't as long as many other brands. Good shirt. I'll buy more.

Mainer - 2011-01-24

Nice Lightweight Shirt
This shirt is warm, soft, and very comfortable. The blended fabric is durable and holds up well to washing and drying. The Cliffer does seem to run bigger than other Mountain Hardwear shirts. I also own their Cragger and Rialto shirts in large and they fit well while the Cliffer is a little too loose. I haven't tried a medium yet to see if it runs a whole size bigger.