super.natural Base 175 Baselayers Review
With its unique blend of Merino wool and synthetic fibers, super.natural’s baselayer collection provides a great alternative to the conventional wool baselayer. Unlike many baselayers[Read More…]
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Master the 4 Layer System for Staying Warm on Winter Backpacking Trips
Learning the art of creating an effective layering system for winter backpacking trips provides the needed flexibility to keep your body warm and dry during the range[Read More…]
Four Base Layers One Review
As the air gets crisp and the fall colors are in full splendor, here are a few long sleeve crew base layer shirts from: Polarmax, Ice Breaker, Columbia, and Core Layers that will be sure to keep you warm, dry, and comfortable on your next cold weather adventure.
Icebreaker Bodyfit Base Layer
When considering a new baselayer, I need to know I can sweat, freeze, and layer easily. I need to be comfortable wearing it under or on top and wear it a lot without wearing it out. Icebreaker’s 100 % Merino Wool Bodyfit baselayer is a technical baselayer that holds up against abuse and over time but is still stylish enough to where casually.
Polarmax Tech Silk Base Layer
With the Polar Max Lightweight Tech Silk Base Layer you get a good, moisture-wicking, and reasonably priced base layer that will keep you just the right temperature while you are skiing or hiking. I would recommend trying on this base layer before you buy it to see if it is a good fit for your body type.
Icebreaker Bodyfit 150 – Review
Every trip I go on, I take this base layer with me. It’s found a place amongst my essential backpacking gear and I suspect will soon be accompanied by more Icebreaker gear.
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