got four of these for $20 each on sierratradingpost
http://www.amazon.com/Columbia-Voyager-Long-Sleeve-Shirt/dp/B00L1RBQHM/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
I'm going to be in Belize. will this be a bad choice for hot and humid weather since it's polyester? it says "advanced evaporation" and "sun protection"
should i just get some very lightweight cotton or linen shirts?
>>764535
It's not too bad, they're pretty comfy in hot and humid weather. I've got a bunch of REI shirts that are similar that I use for /out/ings and for my /out/ related job doing field work
>>764535
Yeah you did good anon. No worries. They dry pretty fast and are lightweight and comfy
>>764605
They vent really well and they're thin. Honestly sometimes it feels like I'm shirtless.
>>764635
that's a relief, thanks
>>764565
What shirts specifically?
I only own a husqvarna work shirt, a flannel and a thin hunting shirt, the hunting shirt is awesome when worn only by itself, so if you're in a hot and humid environment then i recommend only wearing your button up, perhaps with a thin undershirt
![219a90f9-d77e-4554-a118-fb90264178df[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/5NtTl3r.jpg "219a90f9-d77e-4554-a118-fb90264178df[1].jpg")
>>764680
Their Sahara Tech line. A couple of years old at this point and still holding up.
>>764914
I should also mention that they're the only ones that seem to fit me properly. Similar Columbia shirts always feel like I'm wearing my tent. I think PFG stands for professional fat guy.
