Thaw Long Sleeve

Name: Thaw Long Sleeve
Brand: Tracksmith
SKU: MT208802N
Price: 118.00 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

A Merino long sleeve that repels water and mud.

118 Color: Navy

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Thaw Long Sleeve

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Chest36"38"40"42.5"45"47.5"

Front Length26.25"26.75"27.5"28.125"28.75"29.25"

Back Length27.25"27.75"28.5"29.25"29.75"30.25"

Sleeve27"27.5"28"28.5"29"29.5"

Description

The Quick Wick

When your run involves splashing through slush, you need a little extra protection against the mess. Our Thaw Long Sleeve delivers the classic style and versatile performance of our best-selling Harrier long sleeves with an innovative eco finish that keeps you drier and cleaner – no matter how many puddles you encounter.

Features

The water and stain repellent HeiQ eco-dry finish repels water and stains, preventing dirt from bonding to the fabric. It's also PFC-free, which helps keep harmful chemicals out of the snow, ice and water.

Merino wool is naturally thermo-regulating, which means it keeps you warm when it’s cold and cool as things heat up. It also dries in a snap. Lanolin in the Merino yarns prevents bacteria from colonizing, preventing the dreaded sweat-stink.

Fabric & Care

Fabric
89% Merino, 11% Nylon, 170gsm, 17.5 Micron

Care
Machine Wash Cold
Delicate Cycle with Like Colors
Line Dry
Do Not Bleach

Mike is 6' and wears a size Medium.

Shoulder Season Solution

We love Merino year-round, but especially in shoulder season when temperature and conditions often change quickly over the course of a run. Mike tested the new layer over an hour-long session on soft – and slushy – surfaces in Rockefeller State Park. He weathered the light rain thanks to the combination of warm and wicking Merino with an eco-dry finish to protect against the wet and mess.

Inspired by duck’s feathers, which repel water while maintaining breathability, this durable finish features a 3D microstructure that helps water pearl and run off the fabric. Steady afternoon rain in Rockefeller State Park provided the perfect test for the finish. The report from Mike? No complaints.

A marathoner, Mike’s been building back his mileage after an injury in the Fall. With dreams of running faster in the warmer days of spring, he relished these easy miles – even if it meant getting a little muddy.

The Thaw

In Vermont, they say there are five seasons: spring, summer, fall, winter and mud – when thawing snowmelt turns dirt roads and trails into a soggy mess. While it may not have achieved “season status” everywhere, that wet, mushy period between deep winter and early spring is a fact of life for many runners. We spend it leaping over slush puddles in old trainers that we don’t mind getting dirty. It’s the physical in-between. It’s the thaw. Inspired by this gloriously messy season, we updated our training staples to handle some serious splashes.