Wild Rye Bassett Baselayers Review
Ski season is finally here! I’ve dusted off my ski gear, gathered my layers, and the lifts are turning. The snow storms finally found us this weekend in the Rocky Mountains. While it has...
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Discover the importance of a quality baselayer for your active lifestyle. Find expert reviews on thermal baselayers, moisture-wicking tops, and compression garments. Explore the latest technologies to keep you comfortable and dry during your workouts.
PAKA Apparel Thermal Baselayer Review
Not all baselayers are created equal. Additionally, the quality and warmth factor has definitely and vastly improved over the years. The PAKA Apparel Thermal Baselayers have a unique story, and the two pieces I...
KUIU Ultra Merino 120 LT Zip Off Bottom Review
In the chilly backcountry, ascending steep uphills always has me sweating, even in sub-zero temperatures. My body just seems to run hot when I’m pushing hard. But here’s the catch: that heat leaves me...
LE BENT Feathertop Long Sleeve Hooded Tee Review
LE BENT is focused on enhancing experiences by providing comfort in the outdoors. The Feathertop Ultralight Hooded Long Sleeve Tee certainly meets that standard of comfort. LE BENT partnered with Nuyarn to create a...
Smartwool Intraknit Thermal Max Merino Base Layers Review
Since 1994, Smartwool has been the leader in Merino wool adventure clothing. Since then, they have continued to push the boundaries with what’s possible with Merino wool. It feels so soft, wicks away moisture,...
Patagonia R1: 20 Years – 20 Stories
Even after 20 years, Patagonia’s iconic R1 midlayer remains a benchmark for alpine efficiency. For the 20th anniversary, Patagonia is celebrating the amazing adventures (and mishaps) that have all been done in R1. From...
Kora Shola Crew Review
It might be cold outside but you don’t have to be. The Kora Shola Crew is a versatile base layer top that is perfect for all cold weather adventures. Behind each garment from Kora...
Dale of Norway Rondane Sweater Review
When it comes to mastering the classic ski resort look, there is no other brand other than Dale of Norway that does it better. Dale of Norway has been around since 1879 producing high...
Helly Hansen 3-layer Ski System Review
Most people who participate in winter activities understand that layering is the key to all-season comfort in the elements and the best apparel companies make sure to address this with their lines. Helly Hansen,...
tasc Performance Bamboo+Merino Base Layer Pant Review
A great base layer is essential to outdoor activities and tasc Performance understands this, having been created with the singular goal of reinventing performance apparel. The family-founded and operated company wasn’t happy with the...
Stio Basis Merino Crew Review
Any outdoor enthusiast knows that the key to keeping the chill out starts with a high-quality baselayer. The Stio Basis Merino crew absolutely falls into this category. This baselayer has been unbelievably comfortable and...
Patagonia Women’s Nano-Air Hoody Review
If you are in the market for a “do it all” kind of jacket, look no further than Patagonia’s latest offering, the Nano-Air Hoody. The Nano-Air is available for men and women, with and...
Mountain Hardwear Butter Tight Review
At first sight, I was sure that the Mountain Hardwear Butter Tight was a pure running tight or base-layer. I was pleasantly surprised that the Butter Tight is even more versatile than that and...
Ibex Shak Lite 1/2 Zip Review
If you like getting behind Made in the USA products, then you should check out the Ibex Shak Lite 1/2 Zip. The product’s fibers are raised here, the fabric is knit here, and the products are...
Craft Active Extreme Base Layer Review
The key to any cold-weather clothing system starts with having the right the base layers. Swedish brand CRAFT has been pioneering functional apparel for serious athletes since 1977, focusing on the optimization of innovative...
Icebreaker Merino Long Sleeve Half Zip Review
The Icebreaker Dart Long Sleeve Half Zip is a versatile merino wool sports top designed for women. The days of wool being itchy are long gone as it has made its way into the...
Mammut Go Warm Pants 3/4 Baselayer Review
As someone who prefers the lightweight maneuverability of shell style snow pants, a good long underwear baselayer is a must for me. A great option for this service is the Mammut Go Warm Pants...
Patagonia Capilene Midweight Baselayer Hoody Review
When it comes to winter apparel, top and bottom baselayers are often the workhorses that are taken for granted, but get little credit. And while their usually not keeping out the wind, snow, and...
Smartwool PHD Run T Review
If you haven’t heard of Smartwool, you just aren’t getting out enough. Get off the couch and get outside. And a tip – they don’t just make ridiculously comfortable socks, which I personally wear...
Zoot Recovery 2.0 CRx Top Review
Often, we spend lots of time and money on our workout clothing, only to gloss over the need for post workout clothing. I have to admit, I’m as guilty as any of this; as...
