If you selected 2-Day shipping , you will receive your tracking number by 10pm the day after you placed your order. If you placed your order on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday, your tracking number will be available by 10pm Central Time on Monday. This is a fluid situation and we will be monitoring and adjusting our operations as needed. Lightweight, breathable stretch jersey with subtle stripes works hard on steep trail, while a secure zip pocket holds the necessities. Men’s Wicked Tech™ Short Sleeve T-shirtThis short-sleeve was made for long treks through exposed valleys when your shoulder straps have rubbed off the sunscreen even your sweat couldn’t get.
When buttoned, the cuffs can extend past the wrist, and when unbuttoned can travel as far as the knuckles. The doubled over sun collar can be extended to help protect the back of the neck, or tucked back into place, and hidden from view. The shirt’s seam length is longer than a usual button-down shirt, helping to protect the belly and lower back. Unlike the hooded sun shirts we’ve tested, you’ll want to pair a button-up shirt, like the Canyon, with a generous hat, and perhaps an additional neck gaiter, and sun gloves for maximum sun protection.
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It nicely mixes climbing-specific features with features like side pockets that add some versatility. While it doesn’t live up to expectations in terms of durability or water-resistance, like previous versions of this pack, it does a decent job for a variety of activities. This minimally featured pant is exactly what you need for your next high altitude adventure.
Unlike other ultralight packs, the Scrambler uses somewhat durable fabrics across much of the pack, and minimizes straps and attachments where they can often abrade and break. The material used in the Scrambler is very thin, and it minimizes weight by excluding features like a padded hip belt, front pockets, or many zippered pockets. This pack is meant for those who prioritize simplicity and lightweight. During our calisthenics testing, we found that the Scrambler didn’t hold weight near our backs well, namely due to the lack of lower compression straps. Running or jumping caused weight to shift around, although we didn’t notice any issues while climbing. The flexible frame moves with your body, making this pack nice for stretchy activities like scrambling.
The upper back and chest pockets feature mesh material that rests on the skin, helping to spread and dissipate perspiration. One of the main advantages of a button-up shirt like the Canyon is the option to simply unbutton some of the front buttons to allow for enhanced airflow — something none of the hooded sun shirts we tested can mimic. There’s an ultraviolet protection factor of 50 on this shirt, meaning it allows only 1/50th of the sun’s UV rays to pass through. The Canyon features a normal fit, looser and more relaxed than what you may expect from a regular button-up shirt, though it is more form-fitting through the chest than many other traditional options. Both sleeve and hem length are similar to other button-up shirts we’ve tested as well.