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

I've bought capilene 4 shirts for years and years and this year Patagonia changed the warmth to weight ratio by using a grid pattern of insulating fabric on a capilene 2 mater…
- John, 11/21/12

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

This fleece is perfect for when the temp drops up here in michigan and i need a little something more then just my Patagonia nano Storm jacket. Not to mention that it just loo…
- Michael, 12/27/12
Grand Rapids, MI

Nothing from the Pat is ever terrible, and this full zip base layer is no exception. Sleek and stylish to be worn on it's own or able to be that sturdy base layer for the slop…
- RODNEY, 12/17/12
East Lansing, MI

Soft and smooth hand, nice form-fitting cut but not too tight; runs true to size (5'8" muscular 190, med fits good). The "silk weight" refers to the lightness of the cloth, an…
- Maurice, 03/14/11

Lightweight and breathable, this shirt is great in the summer. Keeps you dry and dries fast when wet. Great while wearing a pack or during any physical activity. I'm 5'6" 150…
- Kyle, 08/29/11
NW Michigan

I bought this product to put under the Marmot Super Hero Jacket for snowshoeing. I'm 5'9" weigh 175 and wear a 41" suit jacket. The medium fits me great. I like the high ne…
- Jeffrey, 12/22/11
western new york (snowbelt)

This certainly is one of the best! I brought my cap 3 zip neck with me on the JMT as my baselayer! It was great. It kept me warm and was still very breathable. I really ha…
- Eric, 01/06/12