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Speaking of which, Amazon’s best-selling workout t-shirt is on sale for a limited time while stocks last.

Yep, theUnder Armour Tech 2.0 is now $10 @ Amazon.

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That’s over 50% off!

I recommend scouring all available stock as discounts vary.

Plus, there’s also the choice between standard and tall sizing.

Under Armour Tech 2.0 (Men’s) T-shirtwas $25 now $10 @ Amazon

It’s super breathable and versatile and dries fast, which is ideal during the rainy fall season.

It’s super breathable, light and fast-drying, using anti-odor technology to keep you feeling fresh.

Because Under Armour cares what goes onto your skin.

Under Armour Tech 2.0 (Women’s) T-shirt: was $25 now $13 @ Amazon

The UA Tech 2.0 consistency gets votedAmazon’s best-selling workout T-shirtin the men’s activewear category.

I love how versatile the workout top is.

I can shapeshift between running and weightlifting and it suits both easily.

Sam jumping while wearing the Under Armour Flow Dynamic training shoe at the UA Next Academy

And of course, there are black, white and grey options available.

Although we’re headed into fall, the 100% polyester helps you stay cool.

I wore this model whiletraining at the Under Armour Academyand it’s gone with me everywhere since.

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It also packs really easily for hikes or trips away.

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