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Be an Alpha Male in Mizuno’s Alpha Shirts and Shorts

I am pretty sure we have finally crossed over into full on summer weather – which means that it’s time to stow away the long sleeves and tights and find some new shirts and shorts. We were recently sent a few items from Mizuno’s Alpha Series – the Alpha Vent Tee and Alpha 2 in 1 Shorts.

I am a big fan of this tee. It fit true to size – not too tight nor too loose – and is super lightweight. It has all that you would want in a running shirt, including the necessities of being moisture wicking and having flatlock (non-chafing) seams. The design and look are pretty simple with a slight bit of flashiness on the upper right of the shirt.  It comes in four colors:

  • Black / Lunar (grey) – pictured
  • Blue / Black
  • Yellow / Black
  • Red / Castlerock (grey)

I found the shorts to fit a little big, and if I could do it over, I’d go with a medium (I usually wear a large). Not everyone loves long liners in their running shorts, but for those of us (like me) who are very comfortable with wearing compression shorts under my main pair, these are a great option.

There is a pocket on the back that is perfect for a gel pack or two, as well as an inside pocket for valuables like an ID or some cash. There is also a nice infinity drawcord to make sizing the way you like it (assuming you have the right size shorts to begin with.

It comes in four colors:

  • Black / Yellow – pictured
  • Blue / Black
  • Black
  • Blue / Yellow
  • Lunar (grey) / Black

I will say again that I’m a big fan of Mizuno stuff and this stuff, especially the tee, will be seeing regular rotation this summer.

 

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Matt Rasmussen lives in Keizer, Ore. with his wife and three daughters. He enjoys watching hockey, going to as many breweries (703) and wineries (239) as he can, and all things Canada (he was born there). Matt was raised as a baseball player and officially transitioned over to running in 2010.

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