When I am on a ski trip I make sure I do two things: 1. Ski 2. Drink a lot of beer So when I am not doing those two things I am usually sleeping. I can sweat balls in these…
- Patrick, 04/23/11
Bloomington

You may be able to find a little better pair for example the cap 4 but these cap 2's do the trick…
- max, 03/07/13

I'm very satisfied with this well-known brand clothing with the very attractive price in moosejaw!…
- XI, 12/30/10

the friends all around stick to Patagonia baselayer very much, the one best for cool environment, quick dry and warm when you need them. just complaint because of a little pil…
- xiang, 09/29/12
Shanghai

My son worn these at a research camp in the Yukon. everyone in camp had icebreaker underwear, everyone. You only go to town every week or two to shower so you wear your unde…
- tony & martha, 12/22/12

these are great. they dont itch, they fit great. fly could be improved uppon i guess cuz if you dont wear your underwear with them your bird might pop out. but i wear briefs u…
- robert, 11/13/11
charelston sc

I got these as a birthday present and I've worn them on all of my runs this winter. They keep your legs warm, breath well and don't smell after. That's exactly what I've bee…
- Sarah, 02/24/13
East Lansing, MI

these arcteryx phase AR bottom are insanely awesome. well worth 75 dollars…
- max, 02/07/13

I think that this material is best for base layer shirts and i'd rather some north face tights but the product is alright. Then again it's a personal opinion.…
- Jordan, 09/27/11
Storrs

I needed to stock up on bottoms - because its getting colder in the winter (or maybe I'm just getting older). I have always been a fan of Arcteryx and Patagonia as far as the…
- Paul, 04/29/13
Oakland, CA

Warm and comfortable, not an itch anywhere. They have an odd quality in that they are toasty in a cool room and out in the icy world. Very well stitched too - long underwear…
- STEVEN, 01/11/11
APO

These bottoms are super light weight and very comfortable. They are perfect for everyday wear, especially when you might be traveling from a cold outside into the warmth of an…
- Grant, 12/08/12

The new Patagonia Capilene 4 material is thin, breathable and slightly stretchy with a grid pattern of heavier insulation (think R1 with 1/2 the pile). This is a material for…
- JACOB, 01/09/13
Seattle

Of course, it's a lightweight and moisture-wicking base-layer.…
- Yunwei, 05/11/13
Beaverton

For the taller than your average Joe such as yours truly (6'6", 36" inseam) it is so pleasant to wear a product which actually fits correctly. The fit is only half of it, how…
- Thomas, 06/15/10
Wine Country

These tights are durable in the wash because they stretch. They are warm and natural since they are wool. Stretchiness provides comfort. The bad thing is expensive, but that's…
- Mark, 10/25/10
Rincon

I'm sold on merino wool and wear Smartwool from head to toe as my baselayer. This bottom layer wicks sweat better and is warmer than synthetic, and doesn't smell as bad after…
- Chad, 06/06/12

Great warmth, little stink. Mine have slowly been developing holes and pilling for a year or so since I bought them and I wonder how much longer they'll last. They just see…
- andrew, 05/03/13
D.C.

For my money, these are the best long underwear bottoms money can buy. They're warm, wick moisture away so sweat doesn't build up if you're working hard, and they don't hold o…
- Storm, 10/01/12

These are the most comfortable wool underoos I've ever rocked. They cradle my dudeparts like a well made dudepart cradle and they never stink (because when your dudepart cradl…
- David, 12/20/10

Best piece of clothing i own. I work outside on the ramp at an airport in Maine. In the winter. In Maine. No complaints at all. These alone keep me warm and the merino nev…
- KEVIN, 04/18/09
Portland, ME

I also have a pair of mountain hardward base layer that are not quite as tight, but probably a little warmer. I am 5'11" 185 and got the large...they are the right size, but…
- Robert, 02/03/11
PA

These long johns rock. they fit really well but don't pull hairs or bunch up like wool or cotton. The fabric dries fast which is handy when winter adventuring. Plus you feel f…
- MIKE, 11/29/10
Bozeman, MT