Rothco Fire Retardant Combat Shirt (US, Alpha, Medium, Regular, Regular, Black)

Really clever design, plenty of pockets and velcro, good fit. I feel I have to knock off one star, as the product arrived damaged - a line of small tears across the front of the chest. The shipping materials weren't damaged, so it must have happened sometime during production or shipping prep. Amazon was, as always, very accommodating with my issue, so not a big deal, but just be sure to check your shirt thoroughly when it arrives just in case.

I ordered a Medium , I usually wear a Large.. the arms are a bit short but the shirt is baggy. Anyway ordered this to go under a UTG tactical vest.. yes yes with mag pouches and such. The arms are made of awesome material, not sure what but its thick and wouldn't rip easy at all. The shirt part is thin and cotton like with a nice mini neck piece. You want a thin shirt, I wore all my stuff out on Halloween in Wisconsin, my torso had a tank top, this shirt, and tac vest. I was warm plenty warm you don't want a heavy shirt part I don't think people get that. Its got a sleeve pocket and Velcro for a patch or what have you. Worth the money, I haven't done anything like airsoft or paintball in it yet but if I do ill update.

I have long arms so the length isn't a problem for me; however the quality is. It's much thinner than the ACSs which can be a good thing when considering weight but in this instance it's not. There is a clear difference between the fabric used in the ACSs and this product. This product is not nearly as durable, you can feel that as soon as you put it on and you may even notice a difference by looking at it. It feels like it will rip kinda cheap and I don't trust it to stand up against SGTs time training. It will do for a ruck march though, I just don't recommend wearing them for basic squad tactics.

Good product, quality seems just fine. Similar products are in the $75 range. I'm 5'11 180Lbs ordered the Medium based on several reviews stating the shirts run large. It does run a little long in the waist, but it is tight under my arms and around the chest. The length is good because I want it to stay tucked in. If I were to reorder I would order a large.

Got the shirt....fits fairly well. I ordered a medium which is what size I wear in t shirts etc... fit is pretty good.. only problem was that when I received it, after being very excited to see it...the left velcro strap for the sleeve was about 85% ripped off..just barely hanging on. I got some needle and thread out and sewed it back just to avoid the hassle of returning it. Not exactly what I expected for nearly $50.00. It's a pretty cool shirt though. I think now looking back on it, I would have paid a little more for the 5.11 tactical brand. There wouldn't be any ripped parts on that shirt I can assure ya, I've owned alot of their stuff.

This shirt is pretty cool design wise. It has a stretchy body that will form fit a variety of body types. The arms are of a durable cloth material. The arms have a few hooks/velcro for attaching things. The biggest complain that I have is that the arms are not long enough. I am a slender 5'10" and the sleeves come midway between my wrists and elbows. So unless I have a shirt on underneath or am otherwise trying to rock the cheese sleeves, this shirt will never get worn :-(

I put this on with a tactical vest I bought and boy does it make me feel sexy. I bought this so I could go to the woods without worrying about abrasions. Well test as soon as possible.

Wearing this with a sleeveless Captain America Shirt was perfect. The fabric was very comfortable in cut and feel. The pockets on the sleeves are deep enough to hold a full size phone in any position. Just make sure to straighten arm when zipping up or it will bind and slack will not allow it to close. I liked the velcro straps around the wrists. The torso fabric is different from the sleeves. My one peeve is removing it. I feel as if I have to mind the neckline. I'm concerned I'd be stretcing it out. Otherwise; very durable and I look forward to slapping some velcro patches on those sleeves where they accomodate for them.