REI Co-op  Swiftland Grid Running Tank Top - Women's

The material is awesome! I love the mesh grid fabric and bright color. It is really comfortable on hot days. I save this for running & hiking around the neighborhood though, because it's not very flattering for my rounder body type. I'm a size 14, 36D, and bought size large.

I love this tank. I've used it for trail runs, Crossfit, and part of a casual summer day outfit. Typically I just wear plain cotton on runs because a lot of sweat-proof material always look wrinkled or has a terrible spandex texture. Because it has this grid style, the tank top is super soft and breathable. If there were better colors I would have bought more.

Nice and light for a run or a warm day on the bike.

I have 3 of these Swiftland Running Tank tops in xs. When the blue came out, I jumped at it! The sizing is different this year though. The extra small tops are cut smaller now. I exhanged fthe xs for the small top and the fit is perfect! I would like to see other colors! Great for summer!

Nice look, and cool due to fabric and perforations, however feels a bit stiff for me. Plan to wear in hot climate for sure.

Perfect top for working out. Side arm holes not too big, length of top not too long or short. Great material.

I own several of these for running. The only thing that could possibly feel cooler would be to run with no top at all. The air flows right through these. They are the perfect length hitting just at the top of hipbones and loosely comfortable.

These tops are lightweight and a little boxy. Perfect for tennis in hot weather. The colors I chose are a bright, deep pink and stone/putty. Wish there were more light colors available. I wear the XS and I still have plenty of room to spare.

Love this top! It's light weight and breathes. I've worn it in exercise class, walking the dog and mowing the lawn. It's the best!

I didn’t need this bag, but I loved the look and I like the brand so I purchased it for a trip to France. Bag is roomy and I love the two interior water bottle/umbrella sleeves and the pass-through strap on the side for a roller bag. The bag falls short of perfection, however. While there are two interior pockets (plus a laptop sleeve), there’s no handy place or access for wallet or phone. I found myself constantly needing to rummage through the bag looking for them. There’s no key clip, so I added one so not to rummage for them too. A discrete external pocket is desperately needed. Finally, the rope handles look fabulous, But they really cut into your shoulder if you’re carrying this for a longer time or put anything heavyish in it. Tramping around Charles de Gualle Airport with this bag as my carryon got old quickly.