Explore merino wool base layer brands through the products and conversations shared on Reddit.
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Smartwool
“It’s a shame Ibex is no longer a company. They made amazing products that weren’t cheap, for sure, but were damn good. Smartwool is pretty good from what I’ve experienced, though…”
“Smartwool”
“Smartwool is solid, I've beat the hell out of mine for years and they're still going strong The euro brands you're thinking of are probably Ortovox or Devold - both are tanks…”
Minus33
The Minus 33 Yukon is the westernmost and smallest of Canada’s three federal territories and a picturesque mountain range which includes 5 mountains over 15,000 feet. Extremely cold weather and its remote location bring to mind the need for a durable Expedition weight base layer garment. The Yukon is a 400 g/m2 crew neck designed to keep in body heat and be super comfortable as a base layer. The fine micron 100% Merino Wool garments will rapidity wick away moisture during periods of high activity while preventing heat loss during inactive times. The machine washable and dryable feature ensures easy care that every adventurer will appreciate. Whether you’re wielding an Ice axe on a near verti…
“I like minus33”
“Minus 33 and Meriwool.”
“I have several Minus33 pieces going on 4-5 years and they’re in great shape.”
Icebreaker
The Icebreaker 200 Oasis men's baselayer long-sleeved shirt will help to keep you warm under your winter sports equipment. This light and soft merino wool base layer is breathable and provides a superior comfort. This thermal layer is part of a layering system that provides comfort and warmth for your outdoor activities. Easy to layer, this base layer enables you to regulate your body temperature by wicking moisture away. This onion layering system is made of three types of clothing. The first layer, worn next-to-skin will provide warmth and quickly move moisture away from your skin. Then, the second layer, is the insulation or fleece, that provides warmth while also dissipating heat during…
“For base layer I prefer Icebreaker (not a fan of their socks). I’ve been wearing it for 20+ years and still have pieces I bought in the early 2000’s. Including base layer bottoms…”
“I have a lot of old icebreaker items that are tanks but I understand the company has been bought and sold since then and likely suffering from declining quality/higher profits as a…”
“Uniqlo heattech is decent for the price. I kept using it during exploration work in just below freezing temperatures. It kept me warm as long as i was moving and dries fast.…”