Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee

Fabric is pretty heavy, initial feel is plasticky but it also has this weird smooth silky feel as well...

Fabric is stretchy but that doesn't really matter because the fit is pretty loose. Tends to stick to the skin in the chest so probably needs some more perforation in that area too.

I bought the L the first time, and it was a little too big and hung when I'd get sweaty. But, go the second on in black in M and it is PERFECT. For reference, I'm 5' 8" and 170 pounds, usually wear a M or L top. This is the shirt I grab, and for whatever reason, it doesn't seem to hold smells as much as other synthetic shirts.

I love the style and fit of this shirt - my favorite of any I own. Unfortunately, I've never wanted to take a shirt off so fast. It's made of a pretty substantial nylon so it doesn't breathe well and holds water. Once it gets saturated it clings to body like a wet garbage bag and I don't think any amount of perforation would help. Again, I loved the style and really wanted to rep the brand of my favorite pack but had to send this one back. If Raide made this exact shirt in another material I'd buy it in an instant.

Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee

Pretty amazing product. Stays cool and does not smell after long workout. Feels great

Love this shirt during my runs! Been rocking them even for regular workouts

Exactly what I was looking for: a lightweight, fairly loose-fitting t-shirt that doesn’t stick to my body, no matter how much I sweat.

nice quality, super light weight
i lived in taiwan, the weather is so hot and high humidity, this tee is perfect for me
i am 170 cm height, and 44 of my shoulder width, i take size L

Unfortunately,

I absolutely love your gear. But these shirts, the bottom part of the shirt where the adhesive folds it.. this started peeling after the first wear. Unfortunately it all came off, so now the shirts curl at the bottom

It was a great :)

Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee

Quality is good!
Fabric is medium weight, I'd say. Causes perspiration easily but also dries really rapidly, pros and cons there. Maybe a cooler weather, high activity piece with durability. Excited to see what Raide does to evolve the apparel and packs.

This came in just in time for my Vermont 100. I was having trouble finding the right shirt and this one couldn’t have been a better fit. The holes and material are perfect for those hot humid days. 10/10 recommend

Super lightweight, breathable and looks epic. Feels like nothing is on when you are wearing it

Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee

I love the thermal dispersion tee. I like the fit personally. I am 5’8” and 145lbs-ish - and I like that that the sleeves are a little longer personally. My LF 5L vest is a medium as well, so - true to size in my opinion. Anyways, another great hit from Raide!!!

Breathable, light and saved from the +45c heat in Saudi

Absolutely drenched this tee on my runs with it and it still feels better than anything comparable. Soaked through, it doesn’t droop like other shirts. Sure it sags a bit, but keeps me cool and doesn’t turn into a full on dress. Raide kills it again with another item.

my friend says it's cooler than all of his other shirts

We live in France, and right now the heat wave is real. My husband is training for a hike through the Picos de Europa in September. He loves the Thermal Dispersion Tee for training because it seems to wick away sweat and is cooling.

It pains me to write this review, because I love this brand and what they do for the running/touring community, but this shirt is mediocre at best. The material feels like it's from early 2000s workout clothes, it doesn't wick moisture even close to as well as my $80 Arcteryx Cormac shirt does, the neck is already stretching out after 2 runs with a running vest, and the ventilation on the back is no better than what is offered from a $60 Lululemon shirt. I can't believe I paid almost $200 for this. I hope Raide takes their fabric selection and garment design more seriously and we see some upgrades in this department in the future. In the meantime I'll only recommend this brand for their packs and running belts. This ain't it.

I've been using the Thermal Dispersion Tee for a while now, and my first impression was that it isn't as lightweight as some of the other running shirts I own. However, the fabric feels premium and very comfortable against the skin.

I've worn it for both training sessions and runs. The heat dissipation is impressive—it releases heat quickly and keeps me comfortable during exercise. However, I don't feel that it manages moisture as efficiently as some of the other shirts I'm currently using, as it tends to retain sweat a bit longer.

Overall, I think the shirt is exceptionally well made. The construction, fit, and overall quality are excellent, making it a product that feels very refined despite my comments on moisture management

Perfect Ventilation on my back. Extremely flexible. Feels very cool on my skin.

The fabric is crazy fine and just light and „thin like nothing“ in the heat. Asking myself why this is Not considered as a race shirt, because it will be my number one choise now! Thanks for making this shirt

Perfect fit , perfect quality . Very comfortable in mountains with just windproof layer . Top

Love the shirt. slight boxy fit is not my preference but the heat management works, which is what matters

I've taken this out a few times. Often my hottest adventures have me wearing a vest, and that essentially defeats the 'magic' of the holes in the back I think. it dries fast. I don't really experience chafing generally so can't comment on that (I think bc of the vest holding my shit in place. I like the fabric, it does seem a little clingy, so idk if the technicality of the fabric justifies the price point? It's priced like nike's airflow shirt, and honestly this doesn't seem like the same level of 'engineering' to justify the price point. Cool design and fit though. Another reviewer put it best, if this was an $80 shirt, I would probably have another color way, but it just doesn't justify the current price.

The Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee has quickly become one of my favorite workout shirts. The fabric is incredibly lightweight and does a great job wicking away sweat, even during long runs, intense gym sessions, and hot summer rides. It keeps me feeling cool and dry without sticking to my skin.

The fit is athletic without being too tight, allowing for a full range of motion while still looking great. The material feels soft, stretches comfortably, and has held up well after multiple washes with no shrinking or loss of shape.

What impressed me most is how well it regulates body temperature. Whether I'm training in the heat or layering it on cooler mornings, it stays comfortable throughout the workout. The quality is excellent, with durable stitching and premium construction that makes it feel like a much more expensive performance shirt.

If you're looking for a high-quality training tee for running, cycling, hiking, or everyday workouts, I highly recommend the Men's Thermal Dispersion Tee. It's comfortable, durable, and performs exactly as advertised. I'll definitely be buying more. Now I have 3 of them!

Love the colors, good cut, good material, good fit, overall, good shirt. The holes add a lot of stretch, which is nice. Have used it in muggy hot conditions, and I’d say it’s just another shirt. The holes are there, don’t do much.

I don’t know if it’s consider the “competition”, but they’re the same price, so in that sense, they’re easily comparable. And for this price point, the Nike radical air flow (if you can find it)is a much more effective cooling shirt. This shirt doesn’t turn as many heads (which is good) and can be worn casually before or after a run.

Great fit, great color, great seams, sits well on body. it does hold on to stink but that comes with the territory (and the 100 degree weather this summer)