I assume gray is the only "choice."

It was 110F here today; fleece just doesn't sound good right now.

Ordered one for my trip to Alaska next month. Should be perfect for that time of the year.

Don't hate on a long-sleeved garment without excessively long cuffs.

ThunderThighs wrote:It won't always be 110° though.

Sure as heck doesn't feel like it!

Here it is on Amazon: Clicky

5 stars with 2 reviews. Prices vary from $15-$40 depending on color and size. The one $14 one I could find had $7 shipping while others qualified for free super-saver shipping or had $5 shipping.

I love when larger sizes are offered because most of the time I feel left out when there are clothing deals.

I'd get it if it weren't for that obnoxious Rawlings tag on the bottom of the pullover.

CharlesP2009 wrote:I'd get it if it weren't for that obnoxious Rawlings tag on the bottom of the pullover.

Must not have been a baseball player. The Rawlings tag makes the shirt.

CharlesP2009 wrote:I'd get it if it weren't for that obnoxious Rawlings tag on the bottom of the pullover.

Hi,my real name is Howard Rawlings and I like that feature, please explain yourself!

Shouldn't this be on Shirt Woot? Just sayin'.

itburns wrote:Shouldn't this be on Shirt Woot? Just sayin'.

Nope.

itburns wrote:Shouldn't this be on Shirt Woot? Just sayin'.

nope. only if it came with a design that involved darth vader playing baseball with another overly used geeky character.

i love these pullovers, just don't need this color.

Oversize cut with rib knit inserts under arms to allow for flexibility and free movement.

What the heck is "rib knit inserts"? I feel like if it is such a selling point, a picture might help. (And no, I have no skill as an athlete so I do not know what this is.)

If any of you play baseball, you already know how great these pullovers are. For those that haven't, these are simply amazing! They are perfect for spring/fall weather. You get that extra layer without losing range of motion. I highly recommend this, especially at this price!

sara567 wrote:nope. only if it came with a design that involved darth vader playing baseball with another overly used geeky character.

You dont say??

http://www.gap.com/browse/product.do?cid=47214&vid=1&pid=274015&scid=274015002

Definite no go after I got to this in the description: "Rawlings Oval 'R' Logo: Embroidered on center back neck" The dumb Rawlings 'patch' along the bottom hem is bad enough to warrant a pass on this item but couple it with a logo on the back of the neckline and the sleeve and a resounding, 'no thanks' is the response.

Sorry, I like my clothes without small embroidered billboards for the manufacturer. If your product is good enough, it doesn't need labels all over the outside in order to sell.

kcmark wrote:Definite no go after I got to this in the description: "Rawlings Oval 'R' Logo: Embroidered on center back neck" The dumb Rawlings 'patch' along the bottom hem is bad enough to warrant a pass on this item but couple it with a logo on the back of the neckline and the sleeve and a resounding, 'no thanks' is the response.

Sorry, I like my clothes without small embroidered billboards for the manufacturer. If your product is good enough, it doesn't need labels all over the outside in order to sell.

I agree. I don't buy a product so that I can advertise for its manufacturer. That's something children like to do.

nosunfou wrote:I agree. I don't buy a product so that I can advertise for its manufacturer. That's something children like to do.

Branding is everywhere, sad to say. I was trying to find an awesome soccer scarf last night, and was quite dismayed at the limited options that weren't covered in corporate logos. Seems to just be a trend with sports gear though.

kcmark wrote:Definite no go after I got to this in the description: "Rawlings Oval 'R' Logo: Embroidered on center back neck" The dumb Rawlings 'patch' along the bottom hem is bad enough to warrant a pass on this item but couple it with a logo on the back of the neckline and the sleeve and a resounding, 'no thanks' is the response.

Sorry, I like my clothes without small embroidered billboards for the manufacturer. If your product is good enough, it doesn't need labels all over the outside in order to sell.

So you don't wear Levi's, Wranglers, anything Nike, Puma, AeroPostale, A@F,??? Etc... Your clothes must all be home made... Or you must be Amish! Not that that's bad by any means, it's just that brands and logos are on practically everything. Rawlings has always been known for their lower patch along the front corner hem line. It's not just a brand, it's a trademark!

nosunfou wrote:I agree. I don't buy a product so that I can advertise for its manufacturer. That's something children like to do.

Do you take all the badging off a new car when you buy one ?

nosunfou wrote:I agree. I don't buy a product so that I can advertise for its manufacturer. That's something children like to do.

I generally agree, but as a ballplayer myself, it's a different set of rules. I'm in for 2.

jeepinmark wrote:Ordered one for my trip to Alaska next month. Should be perfect for that time of the year.

Actually no. I'd recommend the upper lower 48 instead.

inkycatz wrote:Branding is everywhere, sad to say. I was trying to find an awesome soccer scarf last night, and was quite dismayed at the limited options that weren't covered in corporate logos. Seems to just be a trend with sports gear though.

I'm kinda impressed that you found any options at all, limited as they may be. All over Europe and here in the States, all soccer clubs feature their corporate sponsor with a tiny patch for their team logo. Here in the Northern Virginia area, it is DC United but they look like the Volkswagens.

Found the pullovers here with quite a few good reviews and similar pricing (~15):

http://www.baseballexp.com/catalog/product.jsp?VCategory=CB_HI&productStyleNumber=UDFP

Not sure on shipping though...

edit Just did a 'live chat' with this place and got the shipping numbers

Josh D.: Well there is standard shipping 7-10 business days for 6.95, 2nd Day Air shipping for 14.95, and Next Days Air shipping for 24.95

So that comes to about $22 so this Woot is still a better deal, but this other place has more colors.

karisk81 wrote:Found the pullovers here with quite a few good reviews and similar pricing (~15):

http://www.baseballexp.com/catalog/product.jsp?VCategory=CB_HI&productStyleNumber=UDFP

Not sure on shipping though...

edit Just did a 'live chat' with this place and got the shipping numbers

Josh D.: Well there is standard shipping 7-10 business days for 6.95, 2nd Day Air shipping for 14.95, and Next Days Air shipping for 24.95

So that comes to about $22 so this Woot is still a better deal, but this other place has more colors.

The accent colors look pretty nice, still no idea what "rib knit inserts" are though.

i think the rib knit inserts are knit triangles in the under arm that increase air flow to keep you cooler.

karisk81 wrote:Found the pullovers here with quite a few good reviews and similar pricing (~15):

http://www.baseballexp.com/catalog/product.jsp?VCategory=CB_HI&productStyleNumber=UDFP

Not sure on shipping though...

edit Just did a 'live chat' with this place and got the shipping numbers

Josh D.: Well there is standard shipping 7-10 business days for 6.95, 2nd Day Air shipping for 14.95, and Next Days Air shipping for 24.95

So that comes to about $22 so this Woot is still a better deal, but this other place has more colors.

Unless you want 7 different colors, then shipping is free with that other store.

genopalumbo wrote:i love these pullovers, just don't need this color.

this might not be the pullover you need right now, but it's the one you deserve...

michoutdoors wrote:Must not have been a baseball player. The Rawlings tag makes the shirt.

I was thinking the same thing. All of the ball players I know keep those tags on even when they can easily be removed.

Order two says it has shipped on tracking the order it is in nowhere land. Not sure how who or how to contact people at WOOT that can actually do something about the issue.

ThunderThighs wrote:It can take a day or two for the packages to get scanned in by the shipper and updated in their system. Give it a day and if you don't see any movement, email service@woot.com for some help finding it.

Thanks for the info, I am having the same issue. It had said it shipped on Aug. 7 and FedEx "expects" the item to ship on Aug. 7.

It is now the 14th and I am starting to wonder.

Same status here (expected ship date Aug 7). At one point it said expected delivery Aug 10 but after the 10th that went away. Weird.

gfgartland wrote:Thanks for the info, I am having the same issue. It had said it shipped on Aug. 7 and FedEx "expects" the item to ship on Aug. 7.

It is now the 14th and I am starting to wonder.

I put in a Service Request with Woot! and got a response back a couple of hours later.

There was a shipping issue with their vendor. It appears to have been corrected and my shirt should ship out today.