Columbia Herren Tech Trail Woven Short Sleeve Shark X-Large

Name: Columbia Herren Tech Trail Woven Short Sleeve Shark X-Large
Brand: Columbia
SKU: 0194894372463
Price: 96.38 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Columbia

3.3/5

€
96.38

Dieses belüftete Hemd besteht aus schnell trocknendem, wasserabweisendem UPF 50-Gewebe und bietet optimale Leistung für alles, von Ausflügen im Garten bis hin zu Trekkingpfaden. Dieser schlichte Schnappverschluss besteht zu 50 % aus einer recycelten Nylonmischung und verfügt über eine Kombination aus Columbias charakteristischer Schutztechnologie: Der UV-blockierende Sonnenschutz von Omni-Shade wird mit unserem fortschrittlichen wasser- und fleckenabweisenden Omni-Shield-Gewebe kombiniert – damit Sie sauber und trocken bleiben und den ganzen Tag geschützt. Ein belüfteter Rücken hält Sie kühl, während ein taillierter Saum für eine clevere Passform sorgt. Eine Druckknopfleiste vorne und zwei Brusttaschen machen dieses Hemd super praktisch. Columbia bietet dieses Herrenhemd in mehreren Farben und Größen an. Normale Passform. Um sicherzustellen, dass Sie die richtige Größe wählen, nutzen Sie unsere Größentabelle und die folgenden Messanweisungen: Beginnen Sie bei den Ärmeln in der Mitte Ihres Nackens und messen Sie über die Schulter bis hinunter zum Ärmel. Wenn Sie eine unvollständige Zahl erhalten, runden Sie auf die nächste gerade Zahl auf. Messen Sie den Brustumfang an der breitesten Stelle der Brust, unter den Achseln und über den Schulterblättern. Halten Sie dabei das Maßband fest und gerade

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EAN: 0194894372463

Kategorien Bekleidung, Schuhe & Schmuck, Herren, Bekleidung, Hemden, Leichtathletik-Knopf- Daunenhemden,

50 % RECYCELTES NYLON: Hergestellt aus einer 50 % recycelten Nylonmischung, die Zwei-Wege-Stretch für eine verbesserte Bewegungsfreiheit bietet. Tailliert und belüftet: Der Knopfverschluss ist eigentlich ein Druckknopfverschluss. Der Kordelzug entlang der Taille sorgt für eine verstellbare Passform, während zwei Brusttaschen für zusätzlichen Komfort sorgen und die belüftete Konstruktion für Atmungsaktivität sorgt. TRAIL ON: Das Wetter ist diesem Hemd mit fortschrittlicher wasser- und fleckenabweisender Wirkung und leistungsstarkem UPF 50-Sonnenschutz nicht gewachsen. OMNI-SHIELD: Los, versuchen Sie, sich schmutzig zu machen. Omni-Shield hilft Ihnen, sauber und trocken zu bleiben, indem es der Aufnahme von Flüssigkeiten widersteht. Im Gegensatz zu den meisten Stoffen, die Feuchtigkeit absorbieren, weist Omni-Shield Feuchtigkeit ab und trocknet schnell – so werden Flecken vermieden und Sie bleiben sauber. OMNI-SHADE: Seien Sie sicher und geschützt. Omni-Shade blockiert UVA- und UVB-Strahlen und hilft so, Sonnenbrände und langfristige Hautschäden zu verhindern. Die dichte Webkonstruktion mit UV-absorbierenden Garnen blockiert das gesamte Spektrum schädlicher Sonnenstrahlen. Maschinenwäsche. Knopfverschluss. Importiert. 93 % Nylon, 7 % Elastan.

Department	Mens
Item model number	1990671
Manufacturer	Columbia

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Scritto da: Leonessy Martinez

hard to iron

size according to what is expected. Somewhat “waterproof” texture but feels good. hard to iron

Scritto da: Not Applicable

Such a great upgrade on the old design

The texture of this fabric has been a great upgrade to the original. It feels cool from the moment you put it on and stays that way.

Scritto da: Michelle

Plastic Feeling Fabric

Fit well but the fabric feels like plastic and the draw cord at the bottom is weird. Returned due to it not being comfortable.

Scritto da: Omri Ran

Great outdoor shirt

Good fit and looks great. Really enjoy wearing this going outdoor in a hot and humid climate as it's got sun protection built in and air vents. It's easy to clean. The only negative comment I have is the styling is a bit outdated

Scritto da: Gen

Not for everyday use

This is a nice looking and fitting shirt in person but the feel of the water resistant fabric probably would not make it ideal for everyday wear. The snaps seemed to function but they feel like they might tear out of the fabric sooner rather than later. A little scary when having to unsnap them. They didn’t actually break or tear during initial try on period. I returned the shirt though, just in case.

Scritto da: Siobhan E

Quick Dry

I use this shirt for the beach and lake. if I want to get it wet, it dries in minutes and is very breathable, keeps me cool. I also use it sometimes as a fishing shirt, although it is short sleeved. You can wear this shirt at the shore then wear it to a restaurant no problem

Scritto da: Texas Shopper

Cleaner, dressier look compared to other fishing shirts

Columbia has very wisely designed a pared down version of the fishing shirt for those days when a guy wants the coolness and comfort of a fishing shirt but doesn't need all the little bells and whistles that tend to clutter up the look of a fishing shirt, for example all the little tabs and cords and special pockets that come in so handy when you are actually fishing, but kind of junk up the look of the shirt when you're wearing it for any sort of non-fishing activity, like running errands, hanging out with friends or grabbing a bite to eat. This shirt has a much cleaner, dressier, more modern look without all the pockets and accessories that are on a typical fishing shirt. The front of this shirt even has color-matched snaps instead of buttons, which add to the streamlined, minimalist look. There are two plain breast pockets that also are low profile, with no contrast stitching, no loops, no cords, no flaps, no pockets on top of pockets. The look is pared down, clean and much more modern than a typical fishing, hiking or camping shirt. Save those shirts with all the doodads and accessories for when you are actually fishing or camping, and wear this one on the weekends when you want to look a little more modern and dressed up yet still be casual and comfortable. There is a drawstring around the very bottom of the shirt, but it is basically hidden unless it is snugged up. My husband chose the "icy morn" color option and it is a pale icy blue with just a hint of green in the mix to give it a slight aqua tint, but the overall color is definitely blue as opposed to green. The fabric is slightly thicker and crisper than my husband's Magellan fishing shirts, which are made of very thin, floppy material. The shirt's fabric is still thin, breathable and cool in the heat, though, and the shirt's back vent helps with air circulation. My husband is 6' 1", about 185 pounds, and the XL fits him well. I have washed this shirt several times and have found it doesn't need ironing if I pull it out of the dryer and put it on a hanger either while it is still just a bit damp, or while it is still nice and warm. Overall this is a terrific shirt to wear all weekend long, no matter what you're doing. It is great for hot weather, dries quickly when wet, and is comfortable and causal. It may not have all the handy doodads you want if you actually go fishing, but for everyday casual wear it looks nicer and more modern than a typical fishing shirt. Columbia is a trusted brand in outdoor clothing, which is the icing on the cake.

Scritto da: Tobi

Light and Airy, but the material doesn't stretch much

This is a great shirt for outdoor activities, it has UV protection and its light and airy to keep you cool and dries quickly if you happen to get caught in a rain shower or run through a waterfall. I normally wear a size large (44R) and this fits me fine but I find it a little tight in the shoulders area especially since this material doesn't really stretch at all. I notice the most when I am reaching forward. While its not so tight as to be restrictive or constrictive, it just doesn't move with you and that makes it less than perfect. One other thing that I'm not a fan of are the plastic snaps this shirt uses instead of buttons. I find them more difficult to use where there is no way to actually separate the fastener themselves so I find myself pulling them apart by holding onto the fabric and yanking on them instead.