is it can be worn in temp of 53-67 humid conditions or too sweaty?
397628
I use it for golfing. It is excellent forblocking the wind. I use it from about 32 degrees to low 50s. Any higher and I think you might get too warm.
45290
No, not too warm, wear it under in very cold weather; wear it under in cool weather, like layers.
1360886
Yes it should be fine. I am guessing you are worried about it being damaged by the sweat. I have not had any issues with it when I work out and sweat or even when I use it around the pool or water. So it should be fine.
337956
It's a little hot... but it works fine. I wear XL and this one fits too big. Hope this helps.
676505
yes it is! I was on a trip to Greenville SC. we got stuck in the rain and none of my stuff got to wet. I also wear it around everywhere and sweat with it on. it's been really awesome! I may upgrade to one of the larger ones but this particular bad is amazing!
953170
Yes, but not for extremes: Operating Temperature 0 - 40 C (32 - 104 F) Humidity Max. 85% non-condensing
1616454
Not sure about outside humid climates. I teach aquatics at an indoor pool, it's very hot and humid. This only gets as cool as the water you wet it in. No matter how many times you snap it, it does not get any cooler and warms up very quickly around my neck. Was not worth the money for what I need.
1378047
If you live in a dryer climate, I think it would be ok. Ours is in a gym that is not heated nor air-conditioned and it is holding up very well.
25922
I haven't tried it in water but it is the best shirt I've found for the Oklahoma high humidity summer temps. I walk 6 or 7 miles daily in all kinds of weather and this shirt wicks moisture very well and does not cling. It also dries very quickly without wrinkling. I think it would probably be great for the water. I love this shirt! Very comfy.
2168304
This is meant to be worn instead of a wet suit. I bought it to wear in tropical climate to avoid rash/burn from board in the ocean.
132373
I was wondering the same thing. I live in the jungle, where normal inside temp is around 85-90. Would that be considered a "cool, dry place"?
1189816
I haven't worn mine in the summer, but I think it would definitely be too hot. It's not like a regular underarmour shirt, it has a little extra insulation to keep you warm. If you're looking for a longsleeved workout shirt, I think Underarmour makes HeatGear that is specifically designed to be worn in warm weather.
528533
By the way, I'm in Tx near Houston so it's hot and humid a lot so depending where you are, you can adapt accordingly.
667128
I second UCLA's response. From it's construction, I definitely don't think it's waterproof, but I haven't had a problem with sweat, even during hour long runs in 85 degree weather.
1024002
I sweat a lot when I run my longer runs. It held up just fine. I live in a dry climate so I can't answer about the humidity. I had another armband that had a lot of condensation, but this one allows my iPod to bresthe eliminating any condensation.
260761
I think that depends on you. I only wear mine when it is below 40 degrees and after long runs for recovery. Other than that I run in shorts. If you are wearing them for the compression aspects, I would say it would depend on how you feel in a humid and hot climate like Miami.
435468
I am sure it depends on the weather where you live. I have had no problems, but I live in No Cal and it is not humid here.