The 6 Best Active Tanks in 2021 - Active Tank Tops - Runner's World

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Tank tops have always been a staple piece of athletic wear, but they have evolved way beyond cut-off old T-shirts, and are now often made of high-tech materials that help to keep you cool, comfortable, and perform at your best. Whether ticking off miles, banging out a circuit workout, or practicing your sun salutation, tank tops are a great option that will keep you from feeling too exposed while still allowing for maximum mobility. We have gathered up some of our favorites for every activity. Look below for some tips on what to look for and in depth reviews each model.
How to Choose a Tank Top
When deciding which tank top will be right for you, your biggest concern should be what activities you plan to perform in them. If you want a tank for neighborhood walks, some weekend yoga and an occasional hike, you could go with a cotton or rayon shirt. These are super soft and comfortable to the touch, but they will hold onto water if you start to sweat too much. For higher intensity activities where you may start to sweat more, look for a shirt that is moisture-wicking and possibly ventilated. This will both keep you cooler, and help prevent any possible chafing.
Women will also want to consider the possibility of a built-in bra. These are great for low-intensity training, but if you are looking for a tank to wear while running, or for cardio or HIIT, you may want to consider a traditional tank as your own sports bra will generally be more supportive.
How We Choose Our Products
To find the best options among the many workout tanks out there, we researched the top models available. We then took into account price, materials, size availability, range of motion, and extra features like SPF and ventilation. Finally, we consulted more than 1,900 reviews, written by people who've bought these models on sites like Amazon to settle on these six.
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