Threshold Performance Tee | Black

Powered by Nightclubs Suck AeroDry™ Technology. This is the tee built for those who endure.

The Threshold Performance Tee is a lightweight running shirt cut for training but built so it does not look like it. Ultra-light sweat-wicking fabric keeps you cool when the pace heats up, while a streamlined fit moves with you through every stride, rep, or climb. Wear it for a tempo run at 5 AM and keep it on for the rest of the day. Finished in black with a red ❌ on the chest and a reflective logo on the back.

Features

• Lightweight and breathable, so it will not slow you down no matter how hard the session
• AeroDry™ performance fabric with sweat-wicking tech built for endurance
• Raglan-style sleeve that stays on your shoulder through full range of motion
• Reflective back logo for visibility in low light
• Modern cut designed to work for training and for everyday

Who it is for

Runners logging weekly mileage. Triathletes who need a run shirt that does not chafe over a long brick. Hyrox and functional fitness athletes. Anyone who wants one technical tee instead of a drawer of cotton shirts that hold sweat and smell by Wednesday.

Fabric and care

AeroDry™ performance polyester knit. Machine wash cold, hang dry or tumble low. Skip fabric softener on any moisture-wicking shirt, because it coats the fibers and kills the wicking. If a technical tee starts holding odor, softener is usually why.

Fit

Streamlined athletic fit, not compression. Available in S, S/M, M, L, XL, and XXL. True to size for most people. If you want room to layer over it in winter, size up one.

Questions we get

Is polyester or cotton better for running? Polyester, and it is not close. Cotton absorbs sweat and holds the weight against your skin, which is what causes chafing and cold on a long run. AeroDry™ moves it out and dries fast.

Does the reflective logo actually show up? At headlight distance, yes. Treat it as a supplement to a light or vest for early morning running, not a replacement.

Will it shrink? No, if you wash cold. Performance polyester is dimensionally stable in a way cotton is not.

From the starting line to wherever the day takes you. The Nightclubs Suck Threshold Performance Tee is always the right call.