🌬️ ColdPruf Mens Performance: Superior Comfort and Performance for Chilly Conditions Review

They're thin and warm, but easy to roll. I only wore mine under my rain pants for two days and please look at the pictures. One shows how thin they are and the other shows balls of fabric. Too bad I can't show how warm they are in the photo :) I wore them on a day hike in the white mountains when the temperature was 30-40F. There was ice everywhere and it was windy (at least 40 mph). There were only raincoats outside and I didn't feel the cold. I hope they don't keep rolling and soon lose their

I'm LEO and bought these to wear during the midnight shift in a cold weather town. They are comfortable and fit well but I'm trying to find a cheaper alternative to under armor - still looking. I think they keep me a little warmer than regular cheap $8 waffle thermos but 3.5 times the price. In any case, after the first wash, the trousers had holes right on the inside seam. After buying them I found that there was a warmer/heavier model for a little more money but the durability issue (hole in…

I only use this product as a base layer for motorcycling to keep warm on those few cold days in Florida. I have an old pair of thermal pants (not this brand) that I bought for a ski holiday many years ago. They're a little baggy but work well. I needed another pair and decided to try these. I ordered a medium pair and they fit great; I'm 6ft 2in, 150lbs and 32in inseam. They are very stretchy which makes them easy to adjust and offer lower back protection when you bend over (no water tears!)…

I bought these stylish pants from another brand and found that they look like men's tights. Since I don't do ballet and don't plan on doing Robin Hood any time soon, I gave them away after wearing them once. I decided to give it a try as I have other ColdPruf products that work great in cold weather. They look just like other tights I've given away but after wearing them once I could tell the difference. They clung to the skin like the others, but kept out the cold and soaked up the sweat of…