DEVOPS3 Pack Men's Y-Back Dry Fit Muscle Gym Workout Tank Top

These shirts are an amazing deal for the price. I was hesitant about the fit but after trying them on I do not regret the purchase.I am 5'10", 173 lbs and typically wear a 30 in waist. I purchased size medium and the fit is just what I was looking for. Through the chest is somewhat snug but doesn't restrict movement at all. The waist is slightly loose but not baggy. The bottom hem hits me just below the hips and doesn't come too low.The material breaths well but still feels sturdy.I will most likely purchase more of these and will recommend them to my friends.

Product not as pictured it has those tiny holes. In the picture the material looks smooth. The style cut is nice is the only reason I didn’t send back.

I’ve been a sports and work out junkie my wholelife - swimmer, hockey player, runner, weigh lifter.I’m in good shape for an old guy (65) but I live by the credo that no one normal wants to see a guy my age in a skin tight shirt even if I’m in phenomenal shape.These shirts fit me well - I can get some sun when working outside and stay cool when working out and not gross people at the gym out. They fit a bit loose and I’m pretty big 6’1” and 225 pounds with a 46 inch chest.The material in these shirts has more a texture to it than the TSLA shirts I own. Not a pro or a con - just an observation.Overall, I like these shirts and I’ll buy more of them. Hope that helps!

I am a 2XL. These shirts fit as expected and are very comfortable. I have purchased a total of nine shirts and wear them daily.

Bought these and a set of half sleves same company. After several uses and washes they all are showing signs of pilling. June 6 is return window but I have already worn and used them. They certainly don't hold up. I use them for my morning runs and laundered maybe 3 times. Not sending back as they are sports wear but certainly couldn't wear them out in "public" any more. Would not recommend.

length and circumference are what I'd expect, but the arm holes are more than 2x the area of name brand equivalents; this looks unflattering and rather low rent to me. The bottom of the arm opening is several inches below the bottom of my sternum (it looks like one of those red carpet women's dresses that gives an eyefull of sideboob). Lightweight, comfy, and super cheap, so ok for wearing around the house on super hot days. But I'll wear something else to go out in public...someone, somewhere probably wants an arm opening you could fit a medium sized dog thru, but it's not me.

I purchased these to wear when running, and they are very comfortable; unfortunately (for me) I personally am a pretty broadly-built guy and I was too self-conscious about how the tops looked on me to actually wear them out. I got the non-Y back tops from the same seller and am quite satisfied. If flexing is your thing these would probably pose no issue for you, just not for my tastes.

I recommend these for exercising. All of my exercise gear is from Roadrunner.com. Good stuff. I walk outside (Dallas-Fort Worth, TX up to 105 degrees F) with a backpack and hiking boots. To keep the straps off my skin I use Roadrunner's sleeveless "muscle" shirt. My weight work, calisthenics, and yoga/stretching are indoors. I used to run and exercise in Roadrunner's Cool Max tank tops. I see that Devops has a muscle shirt and may try walking in the tank l to to see how the material works in the heat.I like the look and fit of the new Roadrunner's tank tops on me but I wanted more breathability for exercising. Roadrunner's material wicks well. But, to do so it seems is has to touch your skin - right?The Devops fit a little more loosely, cover less skin around the collar and, looking at the material with a magnifying glass, shows this material is a little more open for air exchange.

Slightly bigger but still wearable and comfortable