Velocity Systems BOSS Rugby Long Sleeve Shirt
A lightweight, rugby influenced shirt that can be utilized as a hot weather range shirt, or a moisture managing base layer under armor. The rugby style collar keeps a weapon sling off the base of neck.
An outstanding polo replacement for a department’s relaxed uniform or training day standard. The active cut is athletic and mobile; the material is comfortable and quick to dry. The two envelope pockets on the sleeve accept hook backed patches.
• Modern Rugby Style Collar
• Two Envelope Pockets on the Sleeves
• Loop on Sleeve Pockets
• Highly Breathable
• Enhanced wicking chemistry
• Dynamic Stretch and Recovery
• Non-chafing Heat Seal Tagless Label
83% Nylon 17% Spandex
Sizing Chart: Velocity System Boss Rugby Shirt
| Small | Medium | Large | X-Large | 2X-Large | 3x-Large | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chest | 38" | 40" | 44" | 46" | 52" | 56" |
| Waist | 30" | 32" | 34" | 38" | 44" | 48" |
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Reviews
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Same
Shirt is lightweight, keeps you cool and allows for good movement. Very comfortable
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Great Alternative to the Henley
As the title of this review suggests, the Velocity Systems long-sleeved, Rugby Shirt makes a great alternative to the long-sleeved Henley or tee. I've worn it on day hikes as well as backpack camping trips, and the Rugby shirt keeps me cool and protects my arms from the sun (preventing "farmer's tan"). The partially raised collar prevents slings and backpack shoulder straps from chaffing my neck. I'm constantly getting compliments when wearing these shirts, and highly recommend these shirts for outdoor activity pursuits.
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Velocity Shirt
Love these shirts; I own 2 long sleeve and one short sleeve. Hardly feels like you are wearing anything. Awesome comfort.
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Comfortable and Stylish
This shirt is comfortable and stylish! It is a great tactical range shirt that doesn't necessarily scream "TACTICOOL" or "TACTIFOOL." The material isn't quite what I was expecting. I thought it would be more like a moisture-wicking tech jersey. In stead it more resembles the fabric of an Under Armor heat gear compression shirt (although the fit is much looser). The fabric is a little more rubbery, very stretchy, and does not wick moisture as quickly. This probably helps keep you cooler for hot run-and-gun days at the range, but won't be as good for hiking, camping, climbing in the backcountry where staying dry can be paramount. The shirt is very comfortable under a chest rig, plate carrier, and/or pack. The high collar especially helps with plate carriers and rifle slings. As far as the fit, if you are not sure, go up a size.