This is my 4th icebreaker shirt and it certainly hasn't let me down. A comfy slim but not quite spandex fit that goes well under everything from dress shirts to ski parkas.…
- Ryan, 12/16/12

I love my woolens. I've got quite a lot of Icebreaker clothing and wear them all winter long. I got myself a couple of Icebreaker Apollo short sleave shirts a while back and…
- SHEILA, 05/21/13
PRESCOTT

It was my first Icebreaker garment. They advertise on the odor free characteristic of merino wool, but I wanted to know by myself. I wore it for 2 weeks day and night... and b…
- Franck, 04/22/11
Bloomington, IN

Love it under another layer of icebreaker. Wish my parents were Merino sheep no offense ma and pa so I would never run out of this product. Giving plasma every week to be a…
- KEVIN, 01/08/08
KANSAS CITY

I love the feel of this top, and it definitely keeps me toasty. I purchased a size larger than normal due to my normal size fitting very snug. It is also a little bit on the s…
- Rebecca, 02/02/11
Saint Louis

Cons: The Baacode tag inside REALLY itches....tore it off. The fabric isn't quite as soft as other icebreaker tops but its still pretty soft (super soft for wool). Also, no th…
- sahel, 11/03/10
NYC

I'm 6'3" 180lbs 32" waist with long arms and the large fits me great. It isn't ridiculously skin tight on my stick figure, but form fitting enough that it layers perfectly un…
- Scott, 11/30/08
Cleveland

Its true what they say. This is my first Merino wool item, and it does cool me down when im hot, and warm me up when im cold. The quality of this product for something so thin…
- Eric, 12/02/11
Vancouver

One pair of socks converted me to the merino wool world. These pushed me over the edge, keeps everything cool and dry when out running in a pair of workout pants.…
- Marc, 03/25/13

These are very comfortable, light, and soft. However with alot of movement, they will tend to ride up some, slightly annoying but still love them.…
- Joel, 03/09/13
Peculiar

I love these boy shorts. They keep the tush toasty when it's cold out and cool when it's warm out. The cut is awesome for those of us who don't like their underwear in their b…
- Jay, 04/07/13

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

I'm a bigger dude, but this shirt is pretty tight. Large in Arc'teryx is my normal size and I almost wish I got an XL this time. The neck is not constricting though - so I am…
- chris, 12/07/11
Seattle

I've had Arc'Teryx wool, Icebreaker, Smartwool, and a handful of the other 'big names' and hands down Arc'Teryx makes the best wool. It's the strongest, lasts the longest, loo…
- Greg, 11/29/12

I have quite a few icebreakers, but this one does not top the list. It isn't as soft as the others, and I prefer the ones that zip down lower. It's an icebreaker, so it's good…
- CHRIS, 12/11/11

This shirt is ok, but I prefer the the higher weight shirts. Plus, the zip on this is far less functional than the 3/4 zips available on some of their other products.…
- CHRIS, 10/31/11

Really like the feel of it, thin, tight to the body. Put it through the stink test - wore for most of 3 days, slept in it for 2 nights. Didn't exactly smell like a rose gard…
- Jiri, 04/03/13
Colorado

The colors are striking and gorgeous, I ordered the red/orange one. And it's warm. But the fabric is kind of itchy (I guess I was hoping for a softer fabric) and it is rising…
- Genevieve, 11/25/12
Val des Monts

This top is another wonderful, indulgent piece of clothing from Icebreaker. The colors are more rich and vibrant than the online photos do justice for. It is elegant enough…
- Jennifer, 11/29/12

It was hard to believe while I was wearing this shirt that a fabric that you can see through can be wind resistant and as warm as it was. I was out running in the mid 50's an…
- Marc, 03/31/13

I bought shirt for running and it's kept me warm down to about 35 degrees. I get cold easy, so your mileage may vary. I run 30-35 miles a week mostly on the pavement. This is…
- Eric, 11/27/12
Grand Rapids Michigan