Habit River Shirt – Stay Cool with This High Quality Outdoor Shirt
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Description
The Habit River Shirt features a lightweight fabric with UPF 30+ UV Protection, vented back and fly rod holder.
Specifications
- Lightweight textured fabric
- Vented back with mesh lining
- UPF 30+ UV protection
- Fly rod holder
- Sizes available: M, L, XL, 2X
We recently purchased this shirt at our local SamsClub because it felt like a very cool, thin shirt for outdoor activities. It had a mesh liner inside the shirt to provide some breathability.
When I received the Habit River Shirts, I thought the orange color shirt was very nice looking. It was more of a dark orange, almost a burnt orange color. The brown was ok also, but it didn’t look at slick or have the “flavor” that the orange had.
I felt the material for the shirts and it felt a lot like the typical breathable material of a high quality outdoor shirt. So, I put it on…
After putting it on, the Habit River Shirt was extremely lightweight. It felt like a shirt that would do well hiking. I saw the loop on the right pocket which is for sunglasses, and figured this would be a nice addition to the shirt.
It says that it has a rod holder, but typically I would think this to be close to the hips, and I didn’t see anything in the lower section of the shirt.
I rolled up the sleeves since the photo showed it, and it would work well if you have small arms, but I have an issue with some shirts, including this one… I have larger than average arms from my historic gym time. I was still able to roll them up and button them up as well.
They were pretty comfortable and I think of the shirt as a pretty nice comfortable shirt for a daily wear.
I decided to go hiking in this shirt along with some 5-11 Tactical Pants. I did this with a 30 lb toddler strapped to my back, so there was a little heat being generated.
It was a sunny day and around 80-85 degrees F, I had this shirt untucked, a toddler on my back, hiking boots, and 5-11s. It seemed light enough, but by the time I was done with the hike, I was sweating a great deal.
I think this shirt should stay in the camping and fishing community… but it looks nice.
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