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| Duofold Briefs |
Any "model" of this brand offers great value at a low price. |
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| EMS Techwick Tights |
These tights complement the top. Just the right weight when you want something but not too much. |
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| Gordini Silkweight Boxers |
Had to remove the irritating label in back. Who thought that "no fly" was a "feature"? Otherwise comfortably and wicks well. |
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| Icebreaker BodyFit 260 Leggings |
Heavier weight tights for when the temperature drops lower. Wool allows you to keep from overheating as you increase your activity. |
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| Mammut LS All Year |
Baselayer garment that uses different materials in specific areas to help regulate temperature. |
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| Mammut Zip LS Warm Quality Shirt |
Divided into "zones" of polyester and merino wool to best adapt to different parts of the body. Thicker material and warmer than the All Year version. |
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| Patagonia Boxers |
I normally wear mediums and got larges in these. Fit is tight in the wrong places. Expensive and no better than Duofold! |
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| Patagonia Brief |
One of the best wicking pieces around but tight in all the WRONG places no matter the size! |
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| Patagonia Capilene 3 Zip |
Heavier synthetic piece for baselayer or midlayer. If its not wool, then Capilene is the next best choice. |
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| Patagonia Merino 4 Zip-Neck |
Very heavy wool top that can be used as any layer. Very versatile. Runs large if you want it for a base layer. |
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| Terramar Boxer Briefs |
Terramar is inexpensive and can be found on sale. Fit is always good and the value outstanding. |
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